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A successful architect travels back home to Thailand in order to oversee the construction of a bridge in a rural village. When he gets there however, he is kidnapped by local gangsters and held hostage. He must find a wa
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A successful architect travels back home to Thailand in order to oversee the construction of a bridge in a rural village. When he gets there however, he is kidnapped by local gangsters and held hostage. He must find a wa
Documentary about the CUGWU strike of 2022.
On 11/11/25 Jacksonville Police Department responded to a disturbance call on 189 Dudley Street Atlantic Beach FL. What they discovered is one of the worst cases of murder/suicide in the police departments one hundred pl
A lesbian struggles to live with her girlfriend who is troubled by her terrifying past.
A short fiction/experimental film that through absurdity and repetition explores communication, relationships, and the existential absurdity of human connection.
A raw journey through occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem, this film profiles Palestinian life under Israeli aggression, exposing Australia’s complicity and media bias.
This film follows Marie as she attempts to host a dinner party for her husband and friends until reality starts to seep in ruining everything she has tried to build.
#HeForShe is a movement for gender equality and women empowerment, and its aim is to engage men and boys to evolve their connection towards gender in which they do not act or feel as male chauvinists.
A young African visual artist has a sly plan to break through into the global arts market (Jim Chuchu). The work that was commissioned by the Performa Festival in New York stars Kenyan singer, songwriter, actress, radio
After the sudden and violent death of her estranged sister, an actor leaves Los Angeles and returns to her hometown in search of answers.
A content creator tiptoes between political lines creating videos to engage and enrage his audience.
The documentary chronicles the development of the new coronavirus epidemic that began in December 2019 in China.
12-year-old Grace is a criminal. After shoplifting lingerie from a discount department store, she goes to great lengths to cover up the crime.
A young vagabond sets his camp for the night.
Can popular songs be appropriated to convey the experience of a gay-bashing in Moncton? Or the need for acceptance? In an ongoing series of autobiographical performance videos named Overmelodramas, the artist explores ou
We follow Nelle on the day she returns home after a year of solo travel. Excerpts from her travel diary reveal the thoughts of the past year. The joyful reunion with her sister and father is quickly overshadowed by the q
Today’s society is characterized by changes in marriage and family. The dominance of personal interests in relation to general interests increased, so alienation and crises in marriages have become common. She lost her j
Memory loss is a tragedy for an individual. But what about a nation? How can we measure the tragedy of the Ukrainian people, who were deprived of their historical memory and who, in fact, had no written history of their
Filmmaker Warwick Thornton investigates our relationship to the Southern Cross, in this fun and thought provoking ride through Australia's cultural and political landscape.
We follow Mother Nature and her three children, rabbit, toad and leech. One child is a farmer, one child is a miner and the last is an oil driller. Her children are always hungry and must continuously be fed. Unchecked,