A portrait of Jesse “Shortbread” Mooney and his life in New York City’s medieval combat community.
A low-budget mockumentary-drama that follows filmmaker Aiden Diorio as he secures an exclusive interview with the elusive Rat King, Reed Depel-Leblanc, a self-proclaimed monarch who lives deep within an abandoned sewer system beneath the city.
Two closest friends, Elina and Ramilya, on the cusp of turning 40, take a recreational trip to the mountains. Elina brings along her new lover, Vasily, hoping the trip will strengthen their relationship. Away from it all, she sees that Vasily is making advances towards Ramilya that her friend does not reject. Jealousy takes over Elina, and the holiday she had waited for turns into a psychological duel. Can their friendship survive the test?
Sonja Aigner, born in South Africa and now living in Germany, reflects on identity and belonging after a DNA test reveals connections across the world.Through a quiet and intimate conversation, the film explores what it means to come from a place and whether that answer is ever complete.
Teenage sugarcane harvester Shivkanya confronts the realities of early motherhood and marriage, unspoken duties, an eccentric husband and an uncertain future that shapes and constrains her dreams, identity and hopes for her child and herself.
Following a recent act of terrorism, growing homophobia among those around Jaro leaves him feeling increasingly cornered. The situation threatens the identity he has kept hidden.
Two estranged sisters struggle to reconnect over their late mother's favorite dish.
Sinister forces appear to be at play when a man notices his child's strange obsession with a children's television show host.
A perfectionist director cannot get the last scene of his movie right, so he retakes, and retakes, and retakes...until it's just right.
Dave, a down-on-his-luck salesman is about to lose his job when he unearths a box containing a watch and a gun. Discovering that the watch gives him the ability to travel back in time, it dramatically reshapes his life, and the lives of the people around him.
Vivi puts a personal ad in a fetish mag, looking for adventure in San Francisco. She and Mx. Mayhem arrange a hot anonymous encounter, but in a town this small, they are destined to awkwardly run into each other at the local queer bar.
A short animated film about a father who begins gambling, believing he is doing it for a better future for his family. But gradually, the game turns into an addiction, destroying his life, relationships, and his ability to control his own decisions.
Four sons reunite after their father's death, facing the question of who will continue his legacy. But the real question is… should they continue it at all?
A trans, Chilean-Palestinian refugee embarks on a journey towards finding safety and belonging, while reconnecting with the roots of their intergenerational displacement.
Nicolas has come a long way to find Sofiane again. But the meeting, which seemed like it would be simple, doesn’t go as planned. Nicolas moves through this drawn-out day, caught between what was promised and what is still to come.
An original poem turned short film and performance art piece. It emerges from the experience of becoming completely exposed when meeting someone you connect with deeply. It is the frantic realization that the baggage you have carried for years, once manageable, now sits in the middle of the room that exists between you and another person. Under their gaze, its weight changes.
Using visual data extracted from found 8mm footage, the film attempts to reconstruct itself—bit by bit, colour by colour, line by line. This process unfolds through data visualization, tracing how images are absorbed, fragmented and remembered.
An intimate autobiographical film weaving together years of analogue photographs, self-portraits, and moving image. What began as a private act of preservation unfolds into a quiet meditation on bipolar disorder, love, family, and everyday memory. Love in Three Acts is an intimate autobiographical film weaving together years of analogue photographs, self-portraits, and moving image. What began as a private act of preservation — documenting early motherhood in isolation during the pandemic — unfolds into a quiet meditation on bipolar disorder, love, family, and everyday memory. Moving between humour and heartbreak, the film gathers fragments of self as woman, artist, and mother, while tracing a fraught relationship with photography after leaving photojournalism. At its core, Love in Three Acts is an offering of a private world, now shared.
