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“Dreams Float Around Us,” a short documentary film, produced and directed by Alicia Michele Benjamin, poses this question and more to 8 Black women in Charlotte, North Carolina, about 100 days after the Trump administration came into power for the second time — How does it feel to be a Black woman in 2025? These insightful women reveal their triumphs, fears and hopes for themselves and their community during these uncertain and chaotic times.

Elle is a young women living in 1532. She's in love with Antoine. In a time when abortion was not a choice, Elle shares her testimony with her sisters. Note: This short film is dedicated to Women's rights. Written & Directed by a Man raised by Women.

Original lyrics and concept by Dogg's Noggin. The core stems for music and voice are AI-generated. Additional orchestration and mastering by Dogg's Noggin. Clips are from Artlist. Video composed and edited on Final Cut Pro by Dogg's Noggin.

After spending the night in a cozy homestay, Quynh’s body grows weaker and weaker, to the point where she realizes she may no longer be able to leave this place.

A young woman wanders through an eerily empty city, consumed by a profound sense of isolation. As she moves through fragments of her daily life, the boundary between reality and her inner world gradually dissolves, blurring perception and emotion. The film invites the audience to inhabit her solitude, experiencing the quiet weight of loneliness as it reshapes her sense of self and the world around her.

Based on Slavic mythology, "Woman from Snow" is a tragic tale of obsession, sacrifice, and the price of defying nature's laws.

In this modern twist of Pygmalion, a middle aged conservative male visiting Reactionary Engineering labs is greeted by a curt engineer who introduces him to their latest creation, The Perfect Woman, an artificial female, who, at first appears to embody all of the subservient attributes desired by sexist male chauvinists.

A man chases danger to feel the limits of being alive.

What happens next? The apartment asks, unanswered. It watches her resident say goodbye to her guest, with no real intention of letting him leave. It catches their misplaced intimacy, their vices, their compulsive return to the same cycles, emptying words of meaning. Something lingers in the space, something unfinished that demands an ending. The viewer must move through the silence and uncover what refuses to leave.

"APARIENCIAS" is a psychological thriller about guilt, denial, and the violence that hides behind jealousy.

A slice of cake, three strangers and a strong personal motivation. These are the three elements around which the story revolves – in fact, a dialogue – between three people who do not know one another, but who all want the same thing: a slice of cake, precisely. No one seems willing to let go of the object of their desire, whilst the conversation increasingly turns into a verbal clash, oscillating between barbs, anecdotes and moments of incomprehension. Inspired by Jim Jarmusch’s Coffee and Cigarettes, EMILIO allows the viewer to eavesdrop undisturbed on the conversation of three characters vying for a dessert and, at the same time, conceals a symbolic and profound narrative that nods to Jungian psychoanalysis and its archetypes of the Self, Shadow and Anima.

After the theft of her diary, M is subjected to a series of symbolic violences that plunge her into a state of unraveling psychological panic.

An out of touch relationship coach gives dating advice to the broken hearted with the help of a magic doll who gives his clients the insight and help they really need.

Chosen to write the sacred text for humanity’s first Martian colony, a philosopher must decide whether to help shape a new civilization or to remain on Earth with the woman he loves.

When a man hears that his ex will be at a party later that night, he collapses into a cycle of recording and erasing voice messages trying to craft the perfect message to her. What begins as a simple check‑in unravels into a raw portrait of longing, denial, and wounded pride. As day turns to night, he finally sends a message that reveals more about his own fractures and fragile masculinity.

Four elderly women transform traditional skills into art and meaning. Among straw and cattail baskets, delicate embroidery, colorful fabric yoyos, and the making of rosaries, each reveals her own path: some have found in their craft a source of livelihood, others an expression of faith. With a sensitive gaze, the documentary follows these women—keepers of ancestral knowledge—showing how manual dedication intertwines with life stories, memory, and cultural resilience.

Bluetiful is a dark, gothic visual exploration of the inner duality of a woman navigating the spaces between instinct, emotion, and identity. Set within a haunting, swamp like landscape, the film follows a fragmented self split between purity and distortion. The horned figure represents intrusive, shadowed thoughts, while the submerged self reflects vulnerability and emotional depth. These two entities continuously reach toward one another, embodying an ongoing internal confrontation between clarity and chaos. Through symbolic imagery, including a man lying in a coffin, fire dancers, and a circle of women who gradually transform into lifeless figures, the narrative unfolds as a subconscious journey. These elements represent fading parts of the self: innocence, belief, and innate strength, which are often lost or suppressed over time. At its core, Bluetiful is a story of persistence. It acts as a call to continue despite inner conflict, doubt, and emotional resistance. Inspired by rhythm as an internal compass, the piece reflects the idea of listening to one’s own heartbeat as a guide through uncertainty. Musically, the project blends traditional 9/8 Turkish rhythmic structures with modern Western sound design, creating an East West synthesis that stands at the core of its identity. This fusion, particularly highlighted in the solo sections, has drawn significant international attention and contributed to the artist’s expansion onto global stages. The track and its visual interpretation were previously recognised by Metal Hammer Magazine, where it was selected as a first place work globally, further establishing its impact within the contemporary alternative music scene. The film also allows for a feminist reading: a female protagonist navigating her own psychological landscape within a traditionally male dominated musical space. Surrounded by female figures, the narrative emphasises both solidarity and the quiet erosion of identity shaped by external pressures. Blending surreal symbolism with dark aesthetics, Bluetiful creates a layered experience that invites multiple interpretations, from personal transformation to subconscious confrontation, leaving the viewer suspended between beauty and darkness.

Elena holds a wooden comb in her hands as memories pull her back to childhood — her mother combing her hair slowly, every single day, even when Elena was already a grown young woman. When life swept her away to the city, Elena cut her hair and with it cut her way back home. The years filled up with reasons not to return. Elena never understood certain things until the day she finally stood in front of her mother, took out the comb, and ran it through her hair for the very first time.

Set in Florence and performed entirely in Italian, this film follows the intimate evolution of a relationship between an American woman and an Italian man. What begins as a tender, effortless connection gradually reveals the quiet complexities of love shaped by time, place, and unspoken truths.In just a few fleeting moments, the film captures the beauty of connection, the inevitability of change, and the emotional resonance of a love that is both bittersweet and deeply human. *Note: - Final edit / DCP still in progress - Final poster coming soon

Empty Frames is a quiet drama about Walter, a perfectionist photographer who can control every image—except the parts of his life he’s left unfinished. After a work confrontation pushes him into a spiral, Walter reaches for distraction and brief connection, but fragments of his past with Ava and their child Raine keep breaking through. As loneliness turns into a reckoning, Walter is forced to face what he’s been avoiding—and whether he can finally step forward and return to the life he lost.

An Italian film about secrets passed down through generations, unfolding in the heart of Naples, where the price of truth spares no one.

"Be faithful in small things because it is in them that your strength lies." — Mother Teresa Song performed by Victoria Sola-popular Nigerian singer.

When two sisters are left home alone, they must avoid a violent intruder who breaks in and intends to kidnap them.

Sumitra lives in unfamiliar loneliness, distanced from her loved ones. With her daughter’s family settled in America and no one to connect with, she forgets how to enjoy life, sinking into depression. In this state, a TikTok reel unexpectedly catches her attention. In it, Chandrasekhar, with an intriguing offer, says, “I’ll take away your sorrows; I’m a friend for rent.” Curious about how he could ease her pain or become a friend for hire, she decides to meet him. When they meet, they discover they’re from the same town and studied at the same college, sparking joy and surprise. Does he manage to alleviate her sorrow? Do they rekindle an old friendship? The twist lies in where their journey leads them.