Toda La Verdad
When a young Dominican-American woman uncovers African ancestry through a DNA test, her search for answers about a relative's hidden past forces a reckoning with long-held family beliefs about race, class, and identity.
When a young Dominican-American woman uncovers African ancestry through a DNA test, her search for answers about a relative's hidden past forces a reckoning with long-held family beliefs about race, class, and identity.
The Sun is walking around at work when loads of horrible stuff happens and it freaks the Sun out a little bit too much
With 16mm images and black-and-white photographs, a personal essay film guides us through Santo Domingo. Shaped as it is by unrest, habits and reflections, it becomes clear that the cityscape also mirrors an inner state.
Salto Atrás is a classic Venezuelan sainete that addresses, between laughter and irony, the prejudices, appearances and racism of Caracas society at the beginning of the 20th century. The plot begins with the family cele
Lil’ Robbie, an elementary school kid growing up in 1980s Philadelphia, has to navigate being a nerdy outsider in a tough environment. Sometimes funny, sometimes sad, You Play Too Much is a series of stop motion animated
A young female protagonist moves idly through her flat and routine, pondering questions about growing up, or curiosity about her own body and love. Her daydreams morph into words and fragmented images, creating a new rea
A disgraced sanitation worker steals whatever treasures they can find from the garbage of suburbia. One day, they find an unlabeled bottle of pills that seem to unnaturally turn their life around.
Roy and Rexley, legendary stars of the original Dog Judo cartoon series, argue over the modernization of judo, contrasting traditional techniques with futuristic ideas involving gaming consoles and other unusual equipmen
An unearthly creature falls into a playground, and falls some more.
Stacey Dooley explores the death of 19-year-old soldier Jaysley Beck as her family fights for justice, asking whether the army does enough to protect young women.
A short film about logic and time travel starring the most important logician in modern world history, Kurt Gödel, close collaborator of Albert Einstein.
In a world where food can talk, every side dish brags about itself and argue to prove why it deserves to be the one and only side dish for rice.
In January 2026, merchants and shopkeepers protesting the economic situation take to the streets in Tehran. A very personal memoir of everyday life lived under the shadow of these dark and ominous days.
Trying to shake off his old secondary school friend. Mo must find a way to get out of this annoying friendship. The question now is how?
With 16mm images and black-and-white photographs, a personal essay film guides us through Santo Domingo. Shaped as it is by unrest, habits and reflections, it becomes clear that the cityscape also mirrors an inner state.
An energy company's emissions manager suspects that foul play, or even a conspiracy, may be behind his amnesia. Caught up in routine tasks, hollow slogans and surreal visions, he becomes immersed in an eerie eco-nightmar
A freelancer has a phone call with his mother.
A woman shaped by devotion and sacrifice begins to see fractured versions of her younger self emerging from cracks in reality, revealing a hidden dreamlike realm beneath the ordinary world. As boundaries dissolve, she mu