Emerson College

After a disaster, three British girls in the punk band Girlgasm journey to Paris for a gig.

Very easily the greatest feature film ever created. Chuck Cutter is having one hellofa rough ass day, but hell that aint new. I mean come on, he's Chuck Cutter.

19-year-old girl Ming is a loner who works at night shift in a convenience store. One day near the spring festival, her unacquainted neighbor Rui invites her for a "special" dinner, which summons up her unspeakable past.

A star falls from space while two people have a debate of whether or not things in life are all really connected, or if everything just happens to be coincidence.

A group of friends receive an unexpected voice memo: the return of Lucas is proposed. As they collectively ponder this query, memories of the night from his previous visit resurface. They navigate through a complex tapestry of relationships, conflict, and the journey through the intricacies of perception.

Three friends meet up in a diner and recall the strange ways in how they got there, eventually realizing that they all have one thing in common.

A young college student learns to overcome his fear of public speaking in a thrilling remake based on "Speech: Stage Fright and What to Do About It" (1949) and Shane Martin's memory of a 1979 short of the same name.

After Mark d'Oliveira and Bill Jarcho met each other while attending Emerson College, they collaborated on a nine-minute animated film, "The Taming", which won a student Oscar in 1981.