A shower goes to the dogs when a woman claims to have given actual live birth to her fur baby. Pets are literally family in this delightfully absurd ode to dog parents everywhere.
Two friends give up on revision in favour for a friendly game of Snakes and Ladders. While playing the conversation that follows becomes as unpredictable as the game.
Lakshman, an IT professional ironically nicknamed Lucky, finds himself trapped in a life full of misfortune. Everything changes when a mysterious cap turns his luck around, taking his life in unexpected directions.
In a vibrant fishing town, Matmat dreams of dancing like a fish, yet the world keeps casting nets around him.
At seventy-two, my grandmother Rosi wanders among the properties she built in the past as she searches for her place in the world while dealing with the pain of loss and abandonment.
In his old age, Lazuardi, a former detective who raised a vampire child as atonement for his sins, is faced with the reopening of his old case, while the vampire child started to feel distant.
Suki Waterhouse’s set at Austin City Limits on October 3rd 2026
Akshara is an emotional social-family drama that explores women’s identity, relationships, family values, and social challenges. The story follows a woman’s journey through emotional struggles, relationship conflicts, and societal expectations while searching for her own identity and choices.
Moment by Moment is a song cycle by Alexander Sage Oyen. Oyen’s song cycle began as a concert at 54 Below in 2013, starring and made possible by close friends and collaborators, who encouraged the composer to create musicals. In the film, we follow ten strangers in one city and delve into their dream and nightmare sequences, capturing the essence of real-life experiences .
Ángela has until 9.00 pm to get hold of the money she needs. In desperation, she scours the city in search of a solution, facing a reality that has rendered her invisible.
The Church, long-proclaimed bastion of virtue, is now facing an historic reckoning as residential school survivors in Canada seek justice. With the discovery of 215 bodies at the former residential school site in Kamloops, BC in May 2021, a watershed moment in Canadian history exploded into the world's consciousness. First Nation, Inuit, and Metis survivors across the nation told police their stories of abuse, neglect, experimentation, and even murder for decades -but their truths were considered lies until physical evidence proved otherwise.
The new film from leading youth ocean and climate champion Kal Glanznig (Rising Up) is an eye-opening investigation of the impact of plastic on our bodies and ecosystems.
A documentary chronicling the history and final days of the Crayola House, a legendary DIY punk venue in Harrisonburg, Virginia. Through archival footage, live performances, and interviews with musicians, artists, and former residents, the film captures the spirit of a community built on music, creativity, and collective resistance as it faces displacement and the end of an era.
Debbie Scott, an influencer turned film producer, clings to the crumbling illusion of her studio's success. Until reality itself begins to fracture, forcing her to confront a truth no amount of editing can fix.
A film by Steven M. Irawan & Avanah Adderson
Martin, a graphic designer trapped in front of a blank screen, struggles unsuccessfully to finish a logo. When inspiration fails to come, he turns to TroIA, an artificial intelligence that promises to help him. But as the tool learns from him, Martin begins to wonder how much of what he creates is still truly his.
Edmond, the squirrel, and Lucy, the young bear, live together in a majestic chestnut tree in the heart of the forest. When winter comes, they get ready to confront it... Between snowball fights and treasure hunts, they are going to have lots to do.
