All Films

Sacred Geometry began as an improvisational reflection on grief, then grew to encompass a wider range of emotions and experiences. What came to surface was a visual representation of the body as a metaphysical conduit of energy, devoid of temporal and spatial demarcations, a body moving intuitively and finding comfort through symmetry and ancient symbols.

Young Alex has given a new direction to his life, where Violeta plays an important role. His father, however, unable to understand the change, cannot accept the presence of Violeta. Though unwilling to lose the love of his father, Alex does not want to give up Violeta. The conflicts arising from the situation will mark Alex's life and decisions.

A hard hitting mixed media animated short that depicts the journey of Nadia and Lupe, two immigrants who risked their lives to cross the Arizona desert in search for a better life.

Will the end of the world be televised? Electricity pervades the air and unearthly sounds open up strange dimensions. An elderly single woman stays in her room, checks the TV guide, hums a tune and strokes her cat in splendid resignation.

Rain Catcher is a noir psychological thriller about a young photographer haunted by a mysterious man appearing in all his pictures.

Jack explores a new way to use AirDrop but he doesn't know what it brings to him.

Sacramento CA is a hotbed for human trafficking. What started as a normal day for Kelly turns into her worst unimaginable nightmare. Abducted by a ruthless gang of bikers and cartel she is sold and shipped off to a buyer far from her home who has an insatiable appetite for pretty young girls. Awakening in a kill room and discovering footage on a camcorder of the horrors that lie ahead of her, Kelly must escape or be led to slaughter like the rest of the Human Herd before her.

A documentary about the constructs of masculinity and pressure that society places on all of us to fit into a heteronormative culture. Director Nicholas Swatz turns the camera on himself to share his personal experiences with femmephobia within gay culture, and how he had to find a sense of peace with his feminine characteristics. We also hear from Justin Gerhard, a Canadian actor who has made an online-personality out of his sexuality in the form of The Gay Men Channel on Youtube, and how he challenges the masculine 'norm' that has followed him since childhood. Dakota Conduct, a Chicago-based drag queen who embraced drag culture in response to the Trump presidency, shares personal triumphs after coming out and being rejected by family. Farah Ali, a clinical psychologist explains the psychological effects that the coming out process has on LGBT youth, and where low self-worth comes into play in the story.

Some neighbors come to the old woman's house and they're shocked that she's dead but then they steal her pieces of stuff.

In attempt to reach their Alpha company in Vietnam 1968, two American medics must search for their principles on discovering a wounded Vietnamese child in their tracks.

BMX street is one of the most frequently evolving sports in the world. Fashions come and go as pro riders flit between the contest scene and their latest video release. In Nigeria, things are a bit different. As it is around the globe, riding bikes can be about breaking down walls and allowing an ever-growing group of riders to connect and feed off each other's inspirations and influences. In this film, Starboy, KK Money and S-King lead us through the streets of Lagos, Nigeria's largest city, to illustrate just what a difference riding bikes has made to their lives and what their hopes are for the history of the sport in their town. BMX on the streets of Lagos seems to be a blend of both old- and new-school influences and looks set to head off in its own unique direction as the riders and scene evolves. We can't wait to see just what the future brings for BMX in Nigeria.

Skateboard video by Yardsale.

A visual account of when an image finds the photograph.

A long walk ends with unexpected outcomes.

A non-narrative cine-essay that collaboratively explores the potentials for trans feminine representation in film.

Abstract animation by Boris Labbé

When professor Stein's dog dies in an accident, he's ready to do whatever it takes to get him back. He builds an incredible life-reviving machine but instead of a cute pup a hideous monster comes out of it. How can the monster prove that it has the dog's good heart inside?

In a remote war bunker, a ruthless general exerts his will on a dedicated woman and an ambitious soldier.

In The FADER's doc Right Here Is Home, JPEGMAFIA revisits one of the first places he connected with a creative community, The Bell Foundry in Baltimore, and explains how the city's collective fight against police brutality helped foster his early forays into music. He then gets into how there really wasn't a backup plan after music, despite his journalism degree. And to show the electric energy in his live shows, the doc ends with a sold out show at Baltimore's Metro Gallery featuring himself as the DJ.

An actress loses her identity in a character, what then turns her life into tragedy.

In 1997, A student in a middle school challenges the teacher of military education, as a result of which he is subjected to a severe punishment. The student plans to take revenge on the teacher of military education, while they are on a school trip in a remote rural area. Will the student's plan succeed or will his plan turn against him?

When hate is more prevalent than ever, two people have to battle against it to try and fall in love.

Products of the Universe is Marsha Tanley's television show on the LH Shopping Channel. It showcases various merchandise and is a bizarre piece of the Lord Huron world in addition to the Lord Huron albums.

This film describes a wandering young man who experiences the alternation of reality and dream mirror after regretting the loss of his beloved. Finally, he successfully understands the root of pain, accepts the reality and obtains salvation.