“The Bike Thief” by Finn Thompson and Brendan Dwyer
A young man loses his bike and possibly his faith in humanity. An absurd comedy that explores righteous anger and the toxicity of assuming the world is against you.
“June Bug” by Kyle Sawyer
After failing an eye test, an elderly woman struggles to come to terms with the fact that she may never drive her beloved VW Beetle again.
“Me, Dad, Niu-York” by Mykyta Kravčenko
A young Ukrainian street photographer reflects on his feelings of longing and connection to his father as he explores the streets of New York City.
“My Conversation With Elle” by Nicholas Patrick Afchain
Kay, a disenchanted zilennial seeks the meaning of a recurring dream through its retelling to best friend Elle.
“Jal Saheli” by Martin Miron
Jal Saheli is a film that draws attention to the scarcity of water in India and the use of this resource in general.
“The Lives We Make” by Emmanuel Terrell & Jake Vriezelaar
When an apathetic twenty-something reaches her breaking point at an evangelical baptism, she’s challenged by an unsuspecting church janitor to re-examine her aversion to commitment.
“Subah” by Arnav Mangla
After the death of his mother, a gifted sprinter must decide whether to tread on his own path or surrender to his father’s plans for his future. This coming-of-age explores the themes of grief, love, ambition, liberation, and forgiveness.
“In The Instant” by Filip Haglund
"Life changes fast. Life changes in the instant. You sit down to dinner and life as you know it ends." Joan Didion
“My Dream. My American Dream.” by Olexiy Kryvych
A Ukrainian immigrant struggles to achieve his dream of becoming a filmmaker in America while separated from his wife and working odd jobs to get by.
“Cafe Cicatriz” by Jordan Bahat
Max craves human connection. But he can’t bare to expose his truth.
“Wet Film” by Julia Hendrickson
Playing with mythological logic and character, the wanderer at the center of Wet Film, with his lonely, sometimes humorous interactions with water, reflects an improvised, fragmented attempt to return to himself.
“A Good Day Will Come” by Amir Zargara
Arash is a professional wrestler with dreams of representing his country and winning gold medals. The country is in turmoil and its people are suffering. Arash must decide between using his platform to stand up to tyranny, or put his head down and remain silent.
“Orange” by Tom Koch and Jake Shipley
“Orange” tells the recovery story of Lucas, a young firefighter who lost the ability to speak in a pyrotechnic accident.
“Pulse” by Richard J. Dubin
In the year 2028, a mysterious cosmic event dubbed the ‘Pulse’ sends humanity into a global revolution, disabling technology and elevating consciousness worldwide. Amidst the chaos, our grief-stricken, overly-existential hero finds himself at the helm of a new societal pecking order--in a world that teeters between anarchy and a new Utopian dawn.
“Marooned” by Salomon Alonso
During her latest music therapy session, a young French woman discovers her deepest fears as she remembers her time living abroad.
“Poly” by Max Novick
A married man lives with his wife and her boyfriend in Brooklyn. When she gets pregnant, everything changes.
“What We Did Yesterday” by Matt René
When Rhiannon returns home from a trip, she finds the flat left in a mess from her partner. When tidying she notices something out of place, and soon discovers the question of infidelity is not the only shock.
“Lonely Country” by James Perry
In 1950's rural Ontario a closeted gay man encounters a hitchhiker at a gas station. When he offers the hitchhiker a bed for the night, he is forced to confront his own suppressed desires.
“Sitter” by James Arden
Aurora is asked to look after her friend Catherine’s cat, but as events take a turn for the worse she is forced to ask herself - am I actually a good person?
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