“Pasta & Test Score” by Stanley Xu

A young man rumored to be a vampire for never swimming at pool parties must confront the real reason he doesn’t: he doesn’t want to be shirtless in public. And after a new pool party invite comes in the mail, he must fight or flight.

A young corporate professional navigates her family history in search of clarity for her own upcoming decision.

A mother embarks on a search after her son vanishes without a trace.

Tessa f*cking hates washing her hair!

Music Moves is a dance film that follows four dancers, each transported to a distinct world through sound. As music takes over, they move alone—carefree, expressive, and unbound—revealing how rhythm and melody can shift space and state of mind.

When two best friends decide to prank the wrong house, their friendship and lives are put in jeopardy. 

As summer draws to a close, fate pulls a young man to a small island in the Pacific Northwest.

A reflection on Belfast's murals, tracing conflict, sectarianism, resilience, and a shared hope for peace across borders.

After serving 25 years in prison, a man with a violent past seeks redemption through training service dogs.

Still Alive in Paris, a captivating 7-minute documentary by film director Andrea Nazarian, paints an intimate portrait of the life and artistry of Elliot De-Graft, the visionary Paris-based, Ghanaian-German designer behind rising ready-to-wear and accessories brand Still Alive.

When color stirs beneath the surface, it reveals more than paint — it uncovers the artist’s journey through healing, identity, and rebirth.

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.