Movies

A person just trying to catch the next bus home happens to be the victim of a killers game. They shouldn’t have picked up the phone.

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Two newcomer women in New Brunswick — Rahel and Camilia — both impacted by different forms of gender-based violence from different family members, navigate life, healing, and resistance.

A millworker stuck in the same daily routine takes on the highs and lows of starting a new hobby after encountering a mythical cyclist riding past his jobsite.

Two lawyers plead their cases in a trial that is not what it seems to be.

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This performance mixes B movies, ecstatic dancers, animations, live and recorded poetry, personal elegies, remembrances including an auto-eulogy, zombies, Allen Ginsberg, John Denver, Black Sabbath, Charles Manson, Wheel of Fortune, Buddy Rich, Jelly Roll Morton, Max Fleischer, Donald O’Finn, Feedbuck, Akio Mokuno, Donald Miller, Emmalee Sutton, to name but a few. 99’s multimedia Danse Macabre is joyous, funny, terrifying, thoughtful and playful.

In 2006, Angerame was invited to Havana, Cuba, to present his City Symphony Series at the Festival Internacional del Nuevo Cine Latinoamericano de La Habana, which marked the beginning of his 13-year collaboration with the festival as a programmer. HABANA is a record of that visit, tracing Havana in Fidel Castro's final year as Cuban leader and the ongoing propaganda war between the U.S. and Cuba.

From Seoul to Southwest, a Korean American teen follows her memories of patjuk, weaving Korean and Indigenous stories to redefine the meaning of home.

A student struggles to craft the perfect email to his teacher.

A reflection on how silence functions not as emptiness but as presence within both Korean and English. Through examples from Beloved and Ran, the essay explores silence as memory, dignity, and an alternative form of expression—one that protects, reveals, and communicates beyond words.

A rumbling river and the call of a great hornbill echo through the rainforest… Flora, a six-year-old mixed-race girl, is imagining a story. Suddenly, the voice of her mother, Hortensia, brings her back to reality. Their reality: a modest life, filled with tender, joyful moments shared with her Baoulé aunts. Yet, an imperceptible shadow hangs over their happiness… Hortensia’s pain, caused by a genetic disease, seeps slowly into their daily lives.

Montana is a short experimental narrative that explores the relationship between two girls. Using found footage and other recordings, a story is told in which puberty, longing, and curiosity are intertwined. Datamoshing is used to create the effect on film, and conserves the memory of the narrative in a fluid, transitory way, as if looking into the brain of someone telling the story. Montana asks its viewers to remember what it was like to be small.

A series of 1 reel diary films made up of improvised superimpositions. The mundane and the absurd aspects of contemporary life that overwrite one another: a genocide on our phones, a skeleton just outside the window, road trips through the midwest, an eagle and a serpent. Captured in camera without editing on 8mm and blown up to 16mm.

In The Unforgettables (Les inoubliables), 13 women interpret in their written languages the texts of 25 deceased women poets from different continents and eras who never met but nevertheless shared similar sentiments. Across eight scenes they respond to each other, producing a series of conversations about the constraints imposed on women, about wars and struggles, about writing and the boundaries of language, about relationships and the places we occupy in the world. Told in timeless black and white, the poems underline the extent to which the issues they address transcend time and space.

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In a place woven with memories, absence is invoked only to be recognized as something filled with presence.