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I'm Still Me explores how digital platforms have created community and connections for Sian, a Black woman living with HIV and navigating the stigma and misinformation that is prevalent in the American South. Through her
Entertainment in the GDR is the subject of this film, a wide field with many critical but also successful aspects. Examples from various kinds of entertainment are selected, to give an impression and interesting informat
Three friends get together for a high school reunion. They sneak away from the party to visit a spot from their childhood. During a nostalgic game of manhunt, they stumble upon a deserted barn and things quickly go awry.
A retired teacher’s journey living with essential tremor becomes a poetic meditation on identity, aging, and the quiet power of human connection.
Short movie about a bee
A girl finds herself using a lot of sticky notes. Too many.
Alex Reid travels to the home of Panini stickers to find out why the primitive ritual of tearing open a packet of stickers and filling an album still stirs a magical feeling in a digital age.
An array of images to show a man getting lost and cold, finding motivation within his family unit to then get rescued.
A man descends into a spiral where reality, guilt and the oneiric blur together in a sinister act or, perhaps, in a desire that consumes him from within.
Sixteen years after leaving, a 1.5-generation Chinese-Canadian returns to her native city alone, seeking to reconnect with the place that once was home.
Mexico City. The hottest day of the year. No water in the tank. Mateo writes plays that don't sound like anything. Bruno acts even when no one is watching. They share an apartment in La Juárez, ten years of friendship an
In May of 2004, Gretchen Wilson celebrated the release of her record setting Here For The Party album with several hundred of her closest friends at the famous St. Louis Pageant Theatre. On October 15, 2013 Gretchen retu
Life Says: We Must Live explores profound loss through Parastu, who tells Gulsiton the story of Farrokh. After enduring mine abuse and jail, a shamed Farrokh isolates himself on Shugn Mountain to dig for rubies. Returnin
A social examination of the two cities of Mumbai and Los Angeles and the struggles and causes of the most disenfranchised populations in these systems.
Jasper plays the guitar to deal with the surronding loneliness and anxieties of his world.
This short documentary features children aged 5 to 12 talking about their experiences with bullying and discrimination because they or their families do not fit into traditional gender and family roles. This film explore
A documentary short about the filmmaker's brother Charlie-- inspired by footage taken on a road trip in which brother and sister reunite after drifting apart. The film is a mix of original road trip footage and improvisa