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A partial autobiography of my body in its existence on and off screen. My body as an image alienated, pixelated, detached and repurposed from its skin and blood.
The Other Side of Makassar City is a documentary film that explores the lives of people whose stories are rarely represented in the city’s image of progress.
To Emma, her husband Jason’s death was a painful mystery. To the police, it was an open-and-shut suicide case. But to P.I. Alan Schmidt, it was a descent into madness he’s desperate to forget. Haunted by the memory of Jason’s frantic rants about a malevolent entity lurking in the mirror, Alan retraces Jason’s final hours.
Since the early 90s, Pinecrest, Massachusetts has suffered unexplained horrors. Nolan vanished without a trace in a winter storm. 23 years later, seven friends in a park discover the Rabbit has returned to Pinecrest.
A Violent Reckoning Of Abstraction Reflected Against Layers Of Trees. The Wide Surrendering Of The Images Running To And Remaining In Their Own Demise. The Weight Of That Expression Trembling In The Distance, A Separate Sky Where All Time Exists, Unfaltering And Death Starved. Leaving The Vision Of Reason Bound And Unreachable.
A military robot turned house servant learns what it means to be free. The only cost? Blood.
An absurd nightmare experienced by a young artist whose anxieties stem from worrying about unpredictable disasters.
A tyrannical wizard forgets his name.
A feature documentary about parking and the crisis of car ownership in Philadelphia.
Bored with the taste of blood, a vampire finds sweet relief in a feast of red confections.
Paul, a Filipino nurse, hooks up with David, an Israeli soldier. They meet and have sex, sharing intimacies that reveal opposing histories of violence. The encounter, recorded in a Berlin apartment, documents the precarity of seeking safety in a world where brutality is ordinary.
A growing worm seeks immortality
In this modern opera, a couple eagerly enter their married lives by renovating an old Victorian they hope will become their home. But tragedy strikes when the young wife unexpectedly commits suicide-right before her husband's eyes. Little did they know, the house was already inhabited by a ghostly apparition seeking revenge on the innocent couple for her own unfortunate life and untimely death. And she wants the husband too. Like a siren, she uses his former love's own voice to lure him to his death in exchange for a more complete visage in the afterlife.
A plastic bag set in documentary style follows the life of a personified plastic bag. How much can a bag actually do.
A portrait of drag artist Ally Starr.
In September 2025, 39-year-old Ismael Ayala-Uribe died just one month after entering California’s Adelanto ICE Processing Center. He was one of more than 50 people to die in immigration custody during Donald Trump’s first 500 days back in office. His family says he repeatedly complained of intense pain and asked for medical help, but received little beyond Tylenol. When he finally reached a hospital, his heart stopped within minutes. The Trump administration is detaining record numbers of immigrants, and deaths in custody are soaring. Fault Lines investigates failures in medical care and oversight, allegations of retaliation against hunger strikers and the role of private prison companies in the rapid expansion of immigration detention.
Happy Birthday!
Detective Socks has to find the murder who hangs their victims with a belt. Made in 24 hours.