It’s a reflection on existence - the magnitude of the force of nature and the human will that yields to it. We are marveled by the world and its magnitude, and this speaks to the venerable kind because it brings acceptance to the unstoppable journey of life.

"Minutiae" is a poetic short film that combines images from the creation of a bronze sculpture with thoughts about our path to adulthood and the loss of one of our most precious abilities.

A short poetic film showing three different characters interacting with the city in their own way. Loneliness is the destination in a fast changing city.

A conversation about tea drinking unravels a world conflicted by the rush of everyday life.

Wandering through a desolate urban expanse, we follow a lonely figure grappling with his past successes and failures on a journey to find significance and rest. Resident Choreographer of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Jamar Roberts performs a new work choreographed by Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch’s Jonathan Fredrickson and directed by New York based Bram VanderMark. I Carry Them features original music by American jazz trumpeter, vocalist, songwriter, and producer Keyon Harrold.

Root | End is an elemental process of braiding and rooting oneself to their center, their sense of self. Featuring dance artist Michaela DePrince, as they navigate their internal journey and interweave their personal narrative into this moving portrait.

Boston Ballet soloist Michaela DePrince performs original choreography by New York-based choreographer Rena Butler (Choreographic Associate of Gibney Dance) with original music by Grammy-nominated composer Andy Akiho, directed by Kevin Opsea with Creative Direction by Taiba Akhuetie.

Keeper of Time is a wistful sense of reflection on our relationship to mother nature and our interdependence with it. A parallel between mother and child, earth and human, it is a realization that time is running out.

As we express ourselves on various Internet media, we’re often evaluated numerically, and we perceive the eyes of others more severely. We follow the protagonist expressing herself without giving in to the inorganic eyes of others.

A disturbing examination of the grip anxiety can have on the psyche, and how conquering fears and self doubt sets us free.

A visual poem in flux, as its characters, led by a yearning for internal refuge in the face of uncontrollable change. Their introspection takes them deep into relationship with themselves and with nature - a lost haven.