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A father gets involved with the wrong crowd and will do the unthinkable to keep his family safe.
A picture arrives on Jasim’s doorstep with a message threatening his family. Left with no choice, Jasim sets off into the night to carry out their demands.
A short film based on the nature of dreams
The choreography of an injured summer. Sunlight moves through rooms, my period marks time passing, and PTSD rearranges the clock. My broken Super 8 camera needs to be shaken for the shutter release to catch, and I wonder how to stay functioning, myself. The document of being unable to walk during an especially Crip summer inside my apartment.
When their mother criticizes their painted fingernails, a non-binary film professor confronts a lifelong struggle with gender identity. They set out on a journey—searching for a gender non-conforming childhood role model, traveling with a multigenerational trans community, and befriending a trans historian. Past and present intertwine, revealing how personal identity is shaped by collective memory—and how, for many trans people, the personal is inherently political.
How do you explain the sound of the ocean to someone who has never heard it? Shot on 16mm film, this intimate portrait follows surfer and photographer Lily Bertrand-Webb and her sister Bellaray as they explore the nature of sound and the space between hearing and deaf worlds.
After leaving their young daughter home alone in the middle of the night, a couple finds themselves caught up in inexplicable phenomena upon hearing a radio report about lights in the sky invading the valleys.
A wealthy finance professional falls in love with an autistic young woman, discovering that love goes beyond wealth and social expectations. Their relationship faces challenges as they navigate emotions, acceptance, and understanding.
The short film is called ‘Toms Dress’ its a Social realist, Coming of Age Drama it revolves around this boy wants to pursue being a designer in commemoration of he’s passed away mother, however he feels he need to repress his identity from his abusive father.Through out the film he secretly designs a dress for his mother , the film tackles with some pretty heavy topics like dysfunctional family dynamics, abuse, alcoholism, self acceptance, identity and toxic masculinity.
An adaptation of one of the opening scenes from The Hobbit (Tolkien 1937) into toki pona, a constructed language from Sonja Lang (2001).
Famed escape artist Harry Houdini performs one of his signature feats: freeing himself from a straitjacket while suspended in the air. Here. Now. Experience the marvel and mystery of the master magician.
Despite the warnings of a caring mother, Ashwin can’t resist the temptation of self pleasure. His actions catch the eye of the sinister Dong Goblin who teaches Ashwin a lesson he won’t soon forget.
Mary Dague lost both arms defusing bombs in Iraq. She tried for years to write her story and couldn't. Eighteen years later, she's building a world where that trauma belongs to someone else—narrated by DANI, the artificial consciousness she created to watch over her fictional selves. The film reveals her rebuilding identity through imagination, and asks what happens when the only way to tell the truth is through fiction.