“In Her Skin” by Antonia Georgieva & Kosta Karakashyan
Set against the backdrop of the iconic Lake Kleptuza, the film combines contemporary, classical & commercial dance, weaving them together into a mysterious world inspired by the surrealistic qualities of the small town – where nothing ever stays hidden…
“On the Sidewalk, at Night” by Alec Deland
After a string of failed auditions, a disillusioned young dancer goes to a liquor store to drown her sorrows. While waiting for her ride outside the store, her night is interrupted by a chatty stranger. Hope and realism clash under the streetlights.
“Don't Forget To Go Home” by Victoria Singh-Thompson
Two Fiji-Indian sisters miss their cousin's wedding to go to a rave, looking for love in all the wrong embraces.
“The Princess and the Formaldehyde Specimen” by Adam Peterson
Tia’s dreams of becoming a princess are turned upside down when her magical kiss with a frog doesn’t go quite as planned.
“FLIPPER’S SKATE HEIST | The Official Chronic Skate by Dr. Dre” by Ben Dean
FLIPPER'S SKATE HIEST follows two masked subjects as they loot a truck guarded by security for its roller skates and then ride through a city in spectacular fashion, avoiding the law, gravity and even death itself. All for a fun night at the legendary Flippers. Worth it.
“In My Mind” by Harvey Pearson
An abstract exploration into the world of someone’s psyche and how they find the words to explain the way they are viewing the world around them.
“My Condolences To Your Future Lovers” by Jessica Dowse
Determined to fight for her summer love, idealist Vicky argues passionately for young love and picture-perfect moments convinced Stacey is just scared or, even worse, in the closet.
“On the verge” by Karol Jaworski-Richards
A man is pushed to the limits of his sanity, at the expense of his close ones.
“Ghost Train” by Rhys Aaron Lewis
While traveling on a busy London Underground train to Brixton, a young woman bumps into a man she used to date and has been avoiding for weeks.
“Subscribe” by Benji Allred & Merik Richardson
On the run from a bloodthirsty slasher, a young woman desperately turns to an online tutorial to learn “how to load a revolver.”
“Immutable Uncertainties” by Arielle Friedman & Lucy Blumenfield
Shot in reverse chronological order so that each new joy is an unsettling experience of not remembering the past, Kirsten and Mark start making memories together as Kristen’s mother slowly loses hers to Alzheimer’s.
“The Holy Path” by Kirsten Hoang
When Vivian attends a Christian summer camp to prove that she is still a church devotee, she quickly discovers that church camp is rampant with hypocrisy.
“Whatever Comes” by Keenan O’Reilly
In Whatever Comes, Director Keenan O'Reilly explores the textures of deep love and intense grief and the blurred lines created when they coalesce in a single moment. Written on the profoundly moving backdrop of adoption, the film provides a poignant look at the courage it takes to embrace future joy despite the pain of the past.
“Empty Nesters” by Devon Solwold
It’s autumn 2020, and Leah is “about to pop.”
Twenty-five and married, eight months pregnant, following a promising (yet culturally prescribed) path to domestic life in the midwest, Leah battles with visceral symptoms of doubt. As she and her husband, Aja (a devotee to midwestern sensibilities), endure a romantic getaway, Leah’s past miscarriage gnaws at her, along with a daunting question: have I already outgrown my marriage?
In an effort to rekindle the young love that began at the family lake cabin, Leah fears that they are strangers to each other, which ultimately spirals into a final reckoning of hard truths, unleashed. Also... Spaghetti-Os and a dead bird.
“I feel, I live, I love” by Dritter.Akt
Life is a collection of memories. Every one as precious and valuable as all the others. You are what your live and your decisions made you to be. But when who you are solely becomes the state of your current emotions, but not the accumulation of memories, personality traits and conscious behavior - then life changes. "I feel, I live, I love" is a visual poem to raise awareness for people living with dementia.
“The Face of Fear” by Alex Ramsey
Five individuals explore their deeply personal struggles and motivations as they face their fears in completely different ways. Director Alex Ramsey investigates what it takes to cultivate courage, in ways both subtle and extraordinary, and the potential that awaits on the other side of our greatest insecurities.
“Blue EYES” by Harshith Kotni
When a college-aged, debt ridden factory worker discovers a trading card valued at $20,000 that his deceased father left behind for him, he must decide whether he will sell the card, solving his debt or keep the card to preserve the memory of his affectionate father.
“Paranormal Investigators” by Markus Meedt
An internship placement to grow your craft and face your deamons. Literally. Paranormal Investigators follows Abby on her first day as intern at BPIT - The British Paranormal Investigation Team, facing off flying dolls, witches and jealous co-workers... There is also a suspicious amount of moving furniture involved.
“Yard Kings” by Vasco Alexandre
A 9-year-old from an abusive household builds a new home for herself in a scrapyard nearby.
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