Frank Doucet’s short film “The Fa’a’amu Children” is a direct and touching call to the plight of a people displaced from their roots. The film is set in urban, bustling, modern-day France. We follow the story of a young man, Tea, in search of answers, acknowledgment, and accountability on the part of the powers that be. As the film unfolds, we are taken along not only on his journey, but that of an entire people. The story of these children, adopted away from their homeland a

Brian Lutes’ Not a Love Story is a stirring, unflinching portrait of trauma, loyalty, and redemption. Anchored by raw performances and...

"Mystery, friendship, and the thrill of the unknown collide in The Wildman of Shaggy Creek, a film that proves some legends are more than...

Director, Steven Lancefield, outlines the familiar pattern of domestic abuse in his short film, The Silent Treatment. Without dialogue,...

Directors Susan Lim, Samudra Kajal Saikia, and Christina Teenz Tan present “Synthetic Me” from Alan: The Musical about a lion plushie...

A small block of neighbors have something more sinister to deal with than COVID during their quarantine in Creeped Out, a short screwball...

Kevin Austra leads as writer, director, and actor in Ramesses, a Pharoah-inspired murder mystery thriller in the vein of Silence of the...

Fix Me is a moving short film by triple threat writer-director-actress Woonyea Han. Han is a multidisciplinary artist from Korea and...

Give yourself a 10-minute long cinematic hug - go watch John Van Hamersveld - CRAZY WORLD AIN’T IT. You deserve it. Dave Tourjé’s and...

The Family Tree Writer & Director: Jorge Ameer The Family Tree is an independent Drama-LGBTQ feature film, written and directed by Jorge...