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Her child breaks her nose, the house is a mess, and she’s a wreck from lack of sleep. Ma’s day couldn’t get any worse… until she rips her face off in the sink. And finding a new face will hurt more than mastitis.
Two young siblings get ready for their dad's anniversary church service while navigating unspoken tensions in the household.
Awkward puppeteer Henry and his faithful puppet best friend Blue return home to hear the reading of his overbearing father's will
On Halloween night, a man sets out on a solitary walk through the streets of Dublin. Unbeknownst to him, his friends are trailing close behind in the shadows, determined to uncover the mystery of where he goes when he thinks no one is watching.
Set in a distant future within a sprawling metropolis, the animated short film Cefalópodes follows Duda, an insecure beginner drag queen performing in underground bars. The narrative chronicles her tender romantic relationship with Teo, a painter from Saturn's moon, which gradually fades amid heavy silences and emotional misconnections.
In a small Pacific Northwest town, a bullied teen confides in a cemetery to cope with his isolation. When a violent attack leaves him for dead among the graves, the restless spirits beneath the earth awaken and claim him as their vessel for vengeance.
In The City at the end of the world, a wounded man finds temporary sanctuary within the depths of a mysterious building, where a fateful encounter with the silver screen awaits him.
A conversation between two women quickly becomes an intense drama envolving a car accident, accusations and a sausage.
An aspiring actor goes to an audition where his true talents will be put to the test.
The class is over, the streets are open, I am alone wandering around the city.
A young couple attends a family dinner where no one dares speak the truth.
In September 2025, 39-year-old Ismael Ayala-Uribe died just one month after entering California’s Adelanto ICE Processing Center. He was one of more than 50 people to die in immigration custody during Donald Trump’s first 500 days back in office. His family says he repeatedly complained of intense pain and asked for medical help, but received little beyond Tylenol. When he finally reached a hospital, his heart stopped within minutes. The Trump administration is detaining record numbers of immigrants, and deaths in custody are soaring. Fault Lines investigates failures in medical care and oversight, allegations of retaliation against hunger strikers and the role of private prison companies in the rapid expansion of immigration detention.
“The Thunder From Jalandhar” and “The All American” Azeem “the Dream” have battered each other across the Pacific Northwest’s indie wrestling circuit for over a decade. Under the banner of All Star Wrestling, they’ve honed their routine to perfection. But when All Star Wrestling goes up for sale, Thunder and Azeem must learn how to step out of the spotlight to ensure the survival of the organization and usher in a new generation of wrestling talent.
In Epitaph, filmmaker Cecilia Araneda returns to her long-estranged homeland, eco-processing 16 mm film with leaves and fruit gathered from her ancestral home, weaving a lament for her family’s past and the vanishing landscapes of home. Filmed in both Chile and on the Tablelands in Canada, a site central to the modern understanding of plate tectonics, Epitaph incorporates eco-processed 16 mm footage, video, documents from public and private archives, and found footage to weave an epitaph to a home in the process of leaving the filmmaker, first as a result of exile and then to the gradual movement of time. Epitaph has been eco-processed on-site in rural Chile at the site of the filmmaker’s father’s family using boldo, figs, fig leaves, walnut leaves, apples, apple leaves, fall grapes, fall grape leaves, olives, olive leaves, plums, mint, yard flowers and other vegetation.
The bayos horses came with a continuation of the winner grammy of the best high school album
European archival footage from the 1950s documents the life of indigenous, nomadic Sahrawi children and youth in Western Sahara / Morocco. Seventy years later, local youth from Laayoune (El Aaiún) revisit locations that may have appeared in the footage. From ocean to desert to oasis, under trembling starlight, they share their thoughts on life, dreams, and utopia as they search for an uncertain upstream.
A journey of acceptance, growth, and confidence within a mind with dyslexia, revealing the cracks of inaccessibility embedded in the education systems.