“Tomber des nues” by Natalia Duguay & Brokenwood
Tomber des nues invites the viewer to witness this evolving connection. Through photos and documentary-style images, we observe the experiences of this couple. We hear them reflect on their identities and ponder the future of their shared moments.
“Bouquet Exposé” by Kristyna Archer
This comedic tale follows a bouquet that's tired of looking pretty and ready to spill the tea, turning their burnout into environmental gold.
“Still Queer” by Yuelei Song
After a long period away, T struggles to maintain their strained friendship with Gwin, as they find themselves monitored by a persistent disembodied voice demanding an answer.
“Oso” by Mateo Márquez
A young father breaches barriers to see his daughter again before darkness consumes him.
“Tuning” by César Oyarzabal
When Michael is broken up with he refuses to listen and continues to curl himself into an illusion where for 24 hours every word and sound ceases to exist.
“Everything Is Out To Get Me” by Dustin Curtis Murphy
A 1950's housewife, struggling with her mental health, reflects on her failed marriage and history of domestic abuse. Her depression is fuelled by the fact that her ex-husband now appears to be happily re-married with a newborn baby. But there's more to his happiness than meets the eye.
“Montage” by Jay Mansell
A decades spanning story about a gifted woman who must overcome great pain in order to create the most important technological development in human history - artificial superintelligence. Inspired by the films of Chris Marker.
“Elle” by Fatty Soprano & Aidan Grossman
Seeking validation from the only friends that remained in her life. Reflections in the mirrors that surround her.
“Three Baths” by Rafael De Leon Jr.
A spiritualist instructs Loreen to give her distraught younger sister, Rosa, three baths to get rid of a malevolent spirit that appears to be moving closer and closer to her.
“The Greatest Gift” by Leo Pfeifer
Eight stories intersect to explore the transformative power of learning, brought to life through narration crafted from 250 real voicemails.
“Genesis” by Moon
In a futuristic Mumbai (India) most new mothers have somehow stopped lactating after an apocalyptic storm. Many households have lost their source of income because of the climatic impact in the city. Few mothers who are still lactating start to sell their milk to the government-owned milk banks as the only means of survival and end up becoming the property of the government left with very little choices of their own.
“All Boys” by Nic Inglese
Four high school boys and a Catholic priest play a disastrous game of telephone.
“Quality Time” by Omer Ben-David
A stoner teenager before army recruitment and his retired military career father are forced to stay alone at home for the first time when the mother goes on vacation. The tension between them leads to an explosion – But not the kind that they expected.
“Matinee Baby” by Thom Hilton
In this raunchy and outlandish queer comedy, best friends Robby and Noah-Lee – employees at Portland's historic Clinton Street Theater – find themselves confronted by a parade of increasingly wacky, genre-tinged suitors.
“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.
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