“A PICTAR” BY BEN BRADISH-ELLAMES

As an older man reflects on his lack of self-awareness in his youth, a younger man embodies this selfishness, making choices that clash with his young family at home.

"In April 1966, we chose to face the Sun during an eclipse. In that instant, we made peace with the shadows that loomed above us."

When a mother’s AI-generated memories clash with reality, she must confront her past for the sake of her future.

Sarah and Ryan's love story, as told from the perspective of the shirt she borrows from him.

A snappy absurdist 30’s style comedy about a blind date where everyone brings their emotional baggage to the table in the form of literal suitcases.

A troubled woman demonstrates how to bake whole grain sourdough bread.

In a poetic journey told through surrealistic visuals, an unapologetically quirky woman who loves her oddities slowly unravels under the weight of judgment, leading to a poignant self-deconstruction in her desperate search for belonging.

Jensen Ramos was serving three life sentences for attempted murder when a local dog rescue brought him a second chance at redemption and the courage to start anew.

We trace the story of how Shinobu Kato went from growing up in a small neighborhood in Tokyo, to starting a now booming sake brewery in Brooklyn.

A former soccer star finds his calling training 6-year-old children in Los Angeles to find their superpowers on and off the pitch.

For over a century, the Woottens have crafted and restored boats on the sleepy banks of the Thames, their workshop unchanged and their legacy unbroken. This is the story of a family bound to the river, carrying an ancient craft into the future against the tide of modern challenges.

A son reflects on his father’s position as the sole operator of a 4th-generation dairy farm, and his own decision not to carry on its legacy.

After a devastating injury, a once fearless skater wrestles with anxiety, frustration, and their identity, as they forge a fragile but unbreakable bond with the skateboard that once defined them. 

In America, end-of-life choices are treated as a one-size-fits-all product, whose rituals separate us from the realities of human mortality. This project follows those who work side by side with the dying and the dead, who offer an alternative path for returning our bodies to the embrace of the Earth.