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Set between 1980s rural Indiana and a Dominican reform school, a white sister and her adopted black brother fight oppression, prejudice, and rigid dogma to survive.

The film is based on the drawings and graphic illustrations taken from the patent “Secret Communication System”, registered as US2292387. When work on radio-controlled torpedoes began in the early 1940s, it became clear that an enemy would have little trouble intercepting the frequency of a control signal. In 1942, to fix that problem, the film actress Hedy Lamarr and the composer George Antheil proposed changing the carrier frequency of transmitter and receiver by means of a perforated paper tape, of the kind used in a player piano. Lamarr and Antheil’s invention folded musical logic into the mechanics of war, fulfilling the modernist utopia’s hope that art and technological progress might pass into one another.

Koko was like any other dog, except invisible. One day she got sick. Then angry. Then she started eating people.

Attempting to stage an historical reenactment on Coney Island, a contractor working for a powerful client speaks with a representative from a rental company regarding the unconventional use of an electric generator.

The juvenile artist take the viewer on a tour of their vacation home in Orlando. In contrast to their earlier childhood home documentary, the artist seems to be a lot more malicious this time around. Yet, from an anthropological standpoint, this juvenile artist's behavior is utmost interesting. In some moments they're a bully, and in other moments they're a silent little lamb, ignoring everything around them, with this second documentary being especially poignant for the artist, as the lopsided family dynamics are ever so prevalent here.

ISKY follows racing pioneer Ed Iskenderian and the fearless gearheads who turned hot-rodding into a cultural revolution. From humble beginnings to motorsports legend, Edward helped redefine speed and American car culture.

Pelle waits. He always has. At the end of the world stands his tower and waits with him. There isn’t much to do here, surrounded by the sea and ice and nothingness. Once a year, Ole the whale passes through and makes a rest stop with Pelle. But this year, Pelle can find no trace of his friend on the horizon. Not today. Not tomorrow either. And after such a long wait, he becomes impatient … with devastating consequences.

Exploring the human realities of immigration through the intertwined journeys of three women—nurses who leave their home countries, the Philippines, Ghana, and India, to join the healthcare workforce in the United States. Their stories illuminate the emotional, economic, and cultural complexities of migration, revealing what it means to live between worlds while sustaining deep ties to families and communities across continents.

In this personal documentary, L.A. Alfonso turns images gathered on his phone into an encounter with memory, discovering that love has been the impulse behind his constant filming. Told through a voice reading the filmmaker’s words and composed for the vertical frame, the film explores family, distance, and the possibility of holding cinema in your hand.

It centers on the children of a traditional family who decide to travel to Tehran to visit their elderly parents after the pandemic ends. Arriving from various locations, they gather just as the family matriarch—affectionately known as "Khanom-Jan"—is preparing her annual *ash-e nazri* (a traditional ceremonial soup), leading to a series of bittersweet events.

Eighty-two-year-old Juris Kalniņš has found his name in the archives of the Committee for State Security of the Latvian SSR, where he is identified as an informant. Both during the Soviet era and today, he remains an uncompromising free thinker who has devoted most of his life to photographing people and documenting the spirit of the times. With the camera now turned towards Juris, he is ready to delve into his past to understand how his name could have ended up on a KGB file. What makes a person an informant – a piece of paper, mere suspicion, the opinions of others, or one’s own actions?

The Sumikkos meet a Prince who descended from the Sky Kingdom on a rainy day. While it's been raining heavily in the Sumikkos' town, the Sky Kingdom is suffering a severe water shortage, so the Sumikkos travel above the clouds to help the kingdom with its crisis.

Def Leppard guitarist Vivian Campbell finally pursues the childhood dream he set aside for music: rally racing, finding in its speed, risk, and total focus a new way to live fully while continuing to live with Hodgkin lymphoma.

A spell for the dying who wish to be transformed.

A Venezuelan city is emptying. A labor less priest struggles with a sonic sleep disorder while trying to safe-keep his meek buffalo from being taken. As the intentions of the remaining ones become more desperate, the priest’s malaise becomes more alive.

A woman travels through time and memory, from savannahs to the cosmos, searching for a mysterious egg that will reveal her future. Along the way, she draws strength from the blood memory of her ancestors. This animated short is a moving allegory about lineage and enduring resilience across millennia.

Paul, a drug dealer-turned-reseller, has lost his supply of sneakers. His boss, who lent him the money to buy the shoes, confronts him about Gabriel, Paul's business partner who has supposedly disappeared with the supply. The conflict between these three men will come to a boiling point: paranoia, obsession, and murder.

Harrison wakes up from a dream about his friend, Danny, that he desperately wants to forget. His partner, Kennedy, forces him to remember.

Betrayed and abandoned by his boss and childhood friend after a road crash, a truck driver must choose between the desire for revenge and the survival of his own values.