“It's Good to be Bad” by Anne Berry and Marlise Chu

When a high-school principal hears of an encroaching threat, an escaped convict who has been somehow silently breaking into teenage girls' homes in the night, he becomes overly protective of one of his closest students.

A troubled countryman refuses to evacuate his rural property as a catastrophic bushfire blazes towards him. He must abandon what he believes to be true, in order to save himself.

Two jealous, biohacking podcasters attempt reducing their "footprint" by living under the same roof.

With his beloved family trade targeted by a right-wing government with a long-standing hatred for the arts, a Mime performer desperately rallies the troops for a silent revolution, vowing to save the art form from facing the final curtain.

Annayude Yatra "Some journeys are necessary" The film explores tender human relationships from the lens of a woman protagonist.

A film that explores how the act of being alone is essential to deal with the chaos of the world around us.

Jack Hayes a car dealership owner takes Montana, a prospective client, on a peculiar test drive, which inadvertently intertwines their fates together.

A Synonym For Art is a short documentary series centering Black experiences told through the personal stories etched in the subject’s tattoos. In this episode, Rodgric J. shares his personal journey of grief and Black existence in the South.A Synonym For Art is a short documentary series centering Black experiences told through the personal stories etched in the subject’s tattoos. In this episode, Rodgric J. shares his personal journey of grief and Black existence in the South.

A New York institution hidden in plain sight.

When Antonio loses his sight as a side effect of his heart medicine, his sister Rosie puts her entire life on hold and moves down to Texas to care for her brother. Memories from the past surface, from their childhood as a Mexican migrant family, to the abuse and abandonment of their father, and their continued steadfast love from their mother until her passing. Family members continue to choose the quiet and often bittersweet work of caretaking, passed down through time.

A short about youth and loneliness, comprised of individual portraits of people navigating their 20s.

“Milk” is a moving short film about a Nigerian woman's first weeks of motherhood. It shows the quiet challenges of nourishing a child while facing tradition, uncertainty, and limited resources.

A group of eighteen-year-olds share a unique window into their personal reflections on life as they graduate high school, revealing their collective thoughts, hopes, and fears about the world and their futures.

A sustainable approach to cleaning our oceans.