We Should Talk Before You Leave
A boy on the verge of ending his own life has a conversation with himself about life, death, and why you shouldn't eat chili before going to a water park.
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A boy on the verge of ending his own life has a conversation with himself about life, death, and why you shouldn't eat chili before going to a water park.
The film explores the relationship between the geometric abstract art of Puerto Rican artist Elí Barreto Talavera and his Afro-Caribbean worldview, centered on the Oracle of Ifá. The documentary shows how his spiritual p
The story of a playful and curious black kitten, who lived with a selfless and kind doctor. One day the little prankster broke a lamp. He was genuinely sorry about what had happened and wanted to correct the situation. G
Transit Tales is an animated short using stop-motion and rotoscoping to document the experiences of navigating Montreal’s metro system as recounted by women or by people who present as feminine.
The tragic story of a high powered business exec. Lawrence "Strangio" Del Rio who loses it all forcing him down a dark insidious path of multiple gruesome murders under the disguise as Strango The Clown. The most notorio
A tiny Black Rail guides us through South Carolina’s former rice plantations, revealing how landscapes engineered by enslaved people have become a refuge for one of North America’s rarest birds.
Identity, language, sexual orientation, opinion – factors that generate invisible walls between people. Four different characters share their stories about confidence and insecurity.
A frottage film shot in the Jardín de Palestina, November 2023. Activated in the workshop by Jeanne Liotta Frottaged by: Gloria García, Fernanda Vincens, Brenda Boyer, Dídac Huma, Sandra Ostberg, Emiliano Reyes, Camil
A young man comes back from the war, but post-traumatic stress does not allow him to return to normal life.
In the heart of the Gaza Strip, four men navigate through divergent paths in pursuit of their definitions of existence, intertwining their fates amidst the complexities of life, love, and survival.
For a comedian, when life sucks, the material’s good. If life gets really bad, that’s even better. If it’s completely horrendous then it makes for a great show. This should be a great show!
Off-kilter behavior is promoted by a street lamp who brings to town the strangest animal visitors. Could be a lie, but it's the purest truth.
Over Memorial Day weekend in 1996, filmmaker, activist and camper Anne Chamberlain turned her camera on the holiday happenings at The Pit, a lake-side, LGBTQ campground in southern Illinois. With The Pit’s gregarious own
Talking Black in America follows the unique circumstances of the descendants of American slaves and their incredible impact on American life and language. Speech varieties from the African American community reflect the
In the search for a new assistant, Robin the Magnifico turns to dark magic. This results in successfully summoning a better version of himself.
Two friends Pat (Cole Moyer), and Schmidt (Gabriel J.A. Wolf) have not seen each other in a year. In a much needed get together, they both start to hide what they have missed in their lives. Concluding in a situation bei