Fresh arrivals, theater releases, and newly added cinema
A married couple's life is shattered by a premature loss. From that grief a conflict is born, and the two lovers no longer seem able to communicate. The loss hangs suspended between them: on one side, a woman who needs love to start living again; on the other, an astronaut frightened by the immensity of this pain, who sees the cosmos as a refuge.
An inspiring story of determination and the human spirit, Crossings follows 23-year-old Edo Tanas, a three-time SUP foil world champion attempting a world first: a three-day solo foiling journey across the Hawaiian archipelago. With nothing more than his board and paddle, Edo journeys more than 270 miles from Hawaiʻi Island to Kauaʻi. As he encounters dangerous channels most boats avoid and endures unpredictable winds, shifting swells, and the physical toll of returning to the water day after day, nothing is guaranteed. Preparation can get Edo to the starting line. From there, the ocean has a say. Will the conditions align? Can his body withstand three days of relentless effort? Edo sets out alone to connect the islands in an entirely new way.
On the day of his school recital, nine-year-old Khimo struggles to tell a story about a child who dreams of becoming a butterfly, as fragments of his childhood reveal a disturbing truth hidden beneath his innocent imagination.
A movie-essay about the soccer player Joe Gaetjens, the first Haitian player to score a goal in the World Cup in the iconic match between England and U.S.
A conversation between a uni-bound student and his mentor. Exploring themes of voice and vulnerability.
Told from the perspective of a medical case file, "99" recounts the true story of a diabetic patient who loses both hands after a fatal surgical error, exposing the fragile boundary between human mistake, bureaucracy, and justice.
An experimental animation that explores the sensory experience of light through a fusion of various visual media.
After five years of no contact , Will invites Bob, his former AA sponsor, to dinner where they both must face each other and reckon with their past mistakes.
After a bicycle accident leaves him struggling with medical bills, a young man turns to drug dealing as a quick solution to his financial troubles. As his newfound income begins to improve his life, the consequences of his choices force him to confront the cost of putting personal gain above morality.
A younger sibling sneaks their brother out of a burn unit in a California psychiatric ward, going on a journey that involves cigarettes, ice cream and video game worlds as they chase an impossible plan to rowboat home to Hawai‘i, drifting further into a dream neither can hold onto.
Commissioned by Take Your Medicine And Smile for their Compulsive Creation series as part of the Short Film Showoffs monthly screening series.
Watch Tammy Pescatelli deliver her hilarious stand-up comedy special, Mrs. Saturday Night, filmed live at the Triad Theater. 😂 Tammy takes the stage in New York City to share her brutally honest take on everyday life. Known for her fearless storytelling and sharp observational comedy, she turns relatable situations into a non-stop series of laughs. This full comedy special captures Tammy Pescatelli at her best, with an energetic delivery that keeps the audience engaged from start to finish. If you enjoy bold, unfiltered humor from one of the sharpest voices in the industry, this set is for you. 🎤
While waiting for a costume party to start, a conversation about career paths spark between two best friends in matching banana costumes. This seemingly comedic yet quiet moment between them marks the beginning of a change that will shift their friendship forever as one of them, Julia, progressively turns into a banana.
What happens when a cigarette box chooses you not the other way around?
The phosphor layer of a cathode ray tube visualizes the final vanishing of an electron beam – its last “happy” moment. A Pale Blue Dot Matter Wave. A minimalist short film exploring the traces of electronic imaging and perception. It operates between physical materiality, temporality, and subjective experience.