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A silly interaction between a server and a restaurant guest turns into a beautiful moment of connection over sobriety.
What does our culture dream? How can we locate that dream within the logics which govern our lives? Half collage, half essay, half serious, “A Semiotic Square for Violent Bear” is a busy, referential riff on the political moment.
When a wild hen night spirals out of control, a Deaf bride-to-be’s bond with beloved hearing friends over the course of her life is about to shatter. Can she endure her friendship or face a truth she’s long tried to silence?
POV short film
A dastardly creature emerges from the lake. Can the two sketchy friends Hans and Henry survive?
A girlfailure stumbles from friend to friend while guarding a terrible secret.
An in-depth look at how fascism hides behind facades of a tolerant, intellectual and open-minded society.
An idealistic man struggles to cope with the fact that his nightmare from the night prior might have actually been real.
Upon the death of her grandmother, Tia's party boy father inherits her family home. His surprise arrival blows up Tia's life, pushing her grief to a breaking point. With the help of her friend Layla, also grieving the woman who raised her, Tia is determined to run far away. Instead of the escape Tia intended, life offers the girls refuge in each other.
A Grindr match sends two men from Singapore across the border for a night away from prying eyes—but something shifts as their gaze turns inwards onto themselves.
After a series of humiliating adventures, the Ghost Odyssey crew travel to the Kareem of haunted states, Pennsylvania where they meet Ben, who possesses a haunted video tape, putting the boys in the middle of a... creepypasta? HUH?!?
Mothers and fathers of gay, lesbian, and trans children from Georgia, Moldova, Russia, and Ukraine travel to Berlin to walk together in the Pride parade. Living under one roof, they prepare for the march — painting signs, cooking borscht, and reflecting on how their relationships with their queer children have evolved over the years.
When Thai immigrant Mali’s mother secretly converts from Buddhism to Christianity, she is left searching for what still remains between them; across culture, distance, and faith.
Two boys find out how to go back in time and accidentally create a time loop.