Movies

In an effort to de-stress his life, Bill gets rid of all his things. Little does he know, he might have just made his life immeasurably more complicated.

When fridge politics spiral out of control, Liza isn’t sure if her passive-aggressive co-worker is just a jerk or actually undead. With barricades, microaggressions, and donuts on the line, survival in this office comedy gets gross.

A minimalist film about the aftermath of witnessing a traumatic accident. A woman grapples with the aftermath of seeing a potentially fatal traffic collision, doing her best to find closure in a scenario in which there may be none.

Three girls find themselves fielding all sorts of personalities on dating apps in this absurdist comedy.

Carving Lines is a visual diary of a printmaker depicting a popular ski touring zone through her art medium of print making.

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I recorded this video a week after filming the special, just because it was the last show of the tour. It's quite different in feeling and form compared to the version of the special (confusingly listed as 'What is This? - Original' on this channel). While filming a special I focus on precision and performance, that is doing the show exactly as written and capturing the show as I first conceived it. Live shows on the other hand are also informed by their context —where is this, what time is it, how are you feeling, how am I feeling, is the room too cold, was traffic awful, did someone leave to go to the loo?, etc. This show captures a little more of the regular live experience of performing a stand up show. It's looser, and more tied to the show that day instead of the special-special which aims to capture the show out of time. I hope this isn't confusing. I'm quite confused writing it.

A short film reflecting on the life and final act of Wynn Alan Bruce, who died on April 22, 2022 in Washington, D.C.

Mathéo suffers from blank page syndrome. His conscience materializes to give him morals.

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The window kind of opens by Itself takes place at the intergenerational, embodied intersection of four important experimental dance artists. It explores radical expressions of self within duet form to reveal intimate and epic portals of connection, divergence, and aliveness.

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.

Objectionable Fruit is an experimental documentary examining the Ginkgo tree—a living fossil celebrated for its resilience and unique capacity to change sexes, defying human- imposed binaries. Using the Ginkgo as a metaphor for fluidity and endurance, the film weaves together themes of gender identity, ecological interconnectedness, and the nuanced complexities of trans existence.

As a crier, this film involves a process of trying to hold back tears — as words break down and turn into crying — and of trying to explain the tears. It is also about an ambivalent attitude — being personal yet attempting to keep a distance from personal emotions, wanting to talk about crying but being unable to.

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.

We invite you on a journey into the realms of the subconscious where you will question the nature of reality and perception. Disappearing is a short film that takes you into the realms of the subconscious and gives you the impression that, just like in dreaming, you have generated the images yourself, even though you don't know why. The film explores the claim of material reality, that matter is just a vibration of energy, that reality is not as we perceive it and that there is much more that we don't see.

A satirical drama based on a man who's never lost. Always the Perfectionist of the Year, the youngest ever to win a Perfectlimpyad. All his days start the same: wake up with a Perfect outfit, make an egg who adores you, look at the Perfect award wall right in front of you and read the news, looking for yourself, obviously. One day Saulius reads about an observation chair, which is out in the park – a place where you can judge others and feel better about yourself. However, this day is different: Saulius gets a Sun stroke, which turns his world upside down. He joins Narcissus Anonymous – but how long can he stay there?

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

Sisters Sasha and Kira survive together in a post-apocalyptic world ruined by war. Sudden deadly flashes strike, while dangerous gangs roam around. But there must be a city out there where people still live, right? An alien creature watches the sisters from space. Maybe it knows the answer.

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