Sabrina Song channels peace and reconciliation with her new gloomy and intricate ballad, "Doors" from her forthcoming EP due out this winter.

A Mediterranean love story with a metaphorical twist.

She is falling deeper and deeper into a darkness and pushing him away. At the same time he sees that his optimistic attention towards her is making things even worse and he tries to contain the emotions he has, until his light literally starts pouring out of him.

A night out with friends turns potentially deadly when they decide to play prank on the owner of an off-license shop.

Party Dozen (Jonathan Boulet and Kirsty Tickle) get to work with a little help from the one and only, Nick Cave in this chaotic, diesel-fueled smash fest.

A homeless single father and musician gets the opportunity to finally showcase his talent, but first, he must overcome his stage fright.

Yasmina, feeling often unheard in her relationship, starts her own one woman show. A tribute to Pam Grier and the kick-ass confidence of the women in 1970s blaxploitation films, this is ‘Don’t Deserve This!’

Like a surrealist live-action episode of Edd, Ed & Eddy, “gfy” is a twisted spin on classic middle America suburbia as a yuppity blackbear suspects his new neighbor MGK to be a devious murderer through a mix of light narrative and performance while contrasting the track’s emphatic message with bright, supersaturated overtones.

A reimagined take on Orpheus and Eurydice’s tale of loss and selfishness.

Inside a dreamy autumn forest, an energetic little doe unknowingly awakens a massive force of nature. When her enchanted playground becomes violent wilderness, she must act quickly or meet an unwelcome fate.

Official music video for “Don’t Go Little Doe” off Miss Cantaloupe’s debut album Beets Began to Rise.

A woman is enticed to eat forbidden fruit in this dark fairy tale/grindhouse inspired music video debut for Spirit Mother.

A space traveler is about to find the secret behind a happy and fulfilling existence with the help of a supercomputer he has built himself inside his spaceship.

A kidnapping quickly turns bizarre in this ode to toxic masculinity, 90s crime dramas, and the idiocy of late night cable TV. Watch out for car stunts, mobsters, and a weird dose of kink.

Broken Melody stands as a reflection of our times, in which the beautiful and the dreadful effortlessly coexist.

We step into her carefully crafted sound, visually portrayed through the slow-motion footage of different bodies levitating, intertwining and restlessly lying on the ground. A transformative body of work, we journey across solitary, geometric and almost sacred landscapes that feel equally intimate and monumental.

A young couple stuck in life’s waiting room are given the chance for transformation.

A unique live session that invokes the basic human desire for intimacy and love over sexual objectification and disconnection.

Shot in New York City, Donnie Dix is a tribute to the brashness of the 80s. Directed by Sascha Taylor Larsen and produced by Oliver Finley, it is a parody of the type of naive self-obsession which characterized this period in our cultural history.

A young couple try to navigate the beautiful yet turbulent process of falling in love.

From the cocoon into a butterfly, back into the cocoon. Metamorphosis happens more than once. Alicia Moffet interprets a fragile and vulnerable character who tries painfully to get to her safe space, her cocoon.

This crossover between a music video and a narrative short film tells a story of two alienated brothers who reunite on their dads funeral.