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A young man tries to get his driver's license to fulfill his lifelong dream.
Follows the toxic relationship between a prospective civil servant and a conceited school principal, which intensifies when a Yamaha motorbike enters the narrative.
A rideshare driver holding his life together by a thread carries one stranger after another through an unraveling night, each too consumed by their own lives to notice his, as he tries to make it back to his son.
A short film about the emotions and memories we associate to our personal belongings.
The value of human hair is skyrocketing day by day. dark color, length, and strength of Indian women's hair are highly prized in the global market. Millions of dollars circulate in this industry, which is controlled by commercial mafias. It is a well-known fact that wherever there is money, bloodshed, rivalry, and envy inevitably follow
Fool is back in Milwaukee with a new crew and a fresh new hustle, but their biggest score turns into their worst mistake.
An intimate piece documenting the collaboration of Amilyn Alma Jones & Audrey Jaye in the making of Jones' film, Angel (iii).
A twelve year old boy unexpectedly spends the week with his eccentric, underachieving father.
Trees, filmmaking and the sun reflecting in a body of water. In-camera edit on super8 at silent speed.
What's a couple spirals between friends?
At 22, Gail gave birth alone and left her newborn in the woods. Decades later, she's arrested for murder, despite claiming the baby was stillborn. This documentary explores the fallout when young women cannot accept the reality of an unplanned pregnancy.
Ramón Rivera Moret remembers Puerto Rico at a utopian moment through the films produced in rural communities in the 1950s and 60s by the Film Unit of the Division of Community Education alongside stories from his own family.
