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Can't see the whole picture... Through paper thin walls, Don Colt finds himself chasing detectives, dames, and sanity itself. In an homage to the Film Noir genre.

A screenwriter struggling to tell another woman’s story of childhood sexual abuse confronts the moral weight of giving voice to someone else’s trauma—until a final revelation challenges everything we assume about abuse and family.

A man returns to a Little League field and recalls the unlikely story of a young pitcher who overcame his fear of the baseball to throw a perfect game, only for the true meaning of the memory to be revealed.

Produced in partnership with Memorial Sloan Kettering. Frank and Edna was cast in part with actors who are themselves cancer survivors or currently in treatment, bringing authenticity to a short story about facing mortality without losing your sense of hope. Frank spent his life keeping the city moving as an MTA worker. Now retired, he's facing a terminal diagnosis from decades of unwitting asbestos exposure. When an accidental edible overdose sends him on a hallucinatory joyride through the city, Frank stumbles into a vision of his grandson urging him toward an old, buried dream: racing at Le Mans. The next morning, his daughter Stacey finds him wandering the streets, disoriented and rambling about race cars, all from one panicked call from her mother, Edna. It isn't until Frank collapses that Stacey discovers what is tucked inside his robe: a test result hinting at just how little time he has left. She makes a decision on the spot. Whatever it takes, her father is going to race. Together with their family and community of misfits they campaign to turn Franks fantasy into reality. Frank and his ragtag race team, head to Florida for the 24 Hours of Daytona, in a long-shot bid to qualify for Le Mans. They start dead last. No one expects them to finish, let alone contend, but as they claw their way up the field, the crowd falls in love with the impossible underdogs in a car sponsored by a good for your colon fibre brand.  Then disaster: a crash during team lead,  Chuck's stint takes them out of contention, and the dream seems dead. But Chuck isn't done. During the post race dinner where Edna reveals the truth about Frank's health. Chuck makes one phone call, one last favor called in, and Frank gets his moment. He drives the safety car at the opening of the actual 24 Hours of Le Mans.It's everything he wanted. And it's enough.

THE HEIST follows Lilly, a determined girl whose dog, Snow, is kept by her mother after she returns from a trip to Italy. When the attempt to get Mom to give Snow back fails, Lilly decides there is only one solution: She’s going to steal her dog back. With the help of her friends, Lilly assembles an unlikely crew and launches an increasingly ridiculous series of schemes to jailbreak Snow from Mom. What begins as a simple dog rescue quickly spirals into an outrageous adventure involving elaborate plans, disastrous escapes, unexpected allies, and a dog who may be far smarter—and more chaotic—than anyone anticipated. But as Lilly gets deeper into her mission, she begins to discover that her mother isn't simply trying to keep Snow away from her. Beneath their hilarious battle is something much more complicated: a mother trying to navigate her life now that she is alone. THE HEIST is a big-hearted animated comedy about family, friendship, stubbornness, and the lengths we'll go to for the ones we love. One girl. One dog. One mom. One very unnecessary heist.

Using elements of global health storytelling and collaborative filmmaking, this film follows the journey of university students who have embarked on an international, cross-cultural, immersive educational experience. Hear them describe the impact of learning about a different culture, while also taking a deep dive into a public health-related research topic. See the joy as they connect with amazing elementary school children and older adults on the border of Haiti and the Dominican Republic while providing instruction in important health topics under the supervision of local mentors. Be sure to watch until the very end to learn about the life-changing impact these students’ research will have on the communities they visited for years to come!

A fiercely independent Florida bait-shop family wages guerrilla economic warfare on the soulless corporate mega-chain across the highway - armed with hand-poured rubber frogs, cold sweet tea, and a deadpan six-year-old tactical mastermind. BAIT & SWITCH is a 3D-CGI animated comedy in a warm, feature-animation style. On a sun-bleached stretch of Florida panhandle highway, the Vance family runs Waylon's Quick-Stop & Bait — a rundown gas-station-and-bait-shop held together by pride and sweet tea. When Mega-Mart Gas & Slush drops a neon superstore directly across the two-lane, the Vances refuse to fold. Outspent and outnumbered, they answer corporate "synergy" with pure guerrilla heart: Waylon's get-rich schemes, the kids' shadow operations, and six-year-old Roxy — sunglasses on, leverage in hand. In the pilot episode, "The Great Bait Bait-and-Switch," Waylon panic-raffles his dented skiff as a "luxury yacht" while the kids sabotage the corporate land grab — and in the end, honesty wins the day. King of the Hill's grounded regional warmth × Bob's Burgers' loving family chaos. Absurd, heartfelt, and always on the little guy's side. Produced with an AI-assisted animation pipeline, directed and curated frame-by-frame by the creator.

A high school student named Eungyo Han is recording her life in 2004.

In a quiet nursing-home room, Danny tries to reach his ailing mother Gabrielle, but as he photographs her and pleads to be recognized as her son, the visit spirals into confusion, refusal, and aching love, closing on a whispered prayer-poem about stillness and learning.

Beydi Wells wakes in the body of a stunning model, experiencing beauty and freedom she's long envied - but the cost may be more than she imagined.

The virtual digital exhibition of the future is an ancient whale specimen, and the restoration of digitalization in the future. Corals in the sea have long been replaced by garbage discharged into the sea by humans, and the ecological collapse is irreparable because whales in the outside world have long been extinct. People in the future can only commemorate the creatures of the past electronically.

This is the story of Suman Khadka, a young nepalese guide that happened to be my friend. Together we walked into the Himalaya, up to the Annapurna Base Camp. Unexpected events changed our plan, so we took a different path and that has made all the difference.

In an alternate 1990s where the Cold War rages on, the U.S. and Soviet Union are still stuck in a race for space dominance. Tensions rise among soviet cosmonaut Polina and her crew as the nature of their mission is revealed to be more serious than they ever anticipated.

"Beneath psychosis hides an experience out of which the self decays” "Of Which The Self Decays" is an experimental film with a duration of 5 minutes and 50 seconds. The film explores the gradual process through which psychosis "erodes" the sense of self and reality. It is divided into three parts titled "Lebenswelt", "Wahnstimmung", and "Realitätsverlust"—terms derived from phenomenology and psychiatry. The first part, "Lebenswelt" (lifeworld), describes reality as it is commonly perceived, while depicting the individual's distance from this experience of the self-evident world. "Wahnstimmung" (delusional mood) portrays the prodromal stage of an impending psychotic episode, culminating in "Realitätsverlust" (loss of reality), where the subject has finally lost touch with reality. These three stages are captured through the perspective of the same individual. Formally, the film consists of music and black-and-white imagery. The former functions as the primary narrative axis, lending a mysterious, raw, brittle, and discordant atmosphere. Simultaneously, the visuals seek to capture the alienating urban landscape, the repulsive hidden details, and the "haunted" figures to convey the gradual mental collapse.

A music video by Human Productions. ‘’Dura’ is an original song by Danny Pryp, Andrés René Gómez Alzate and Mauro Julian Rios Castañeda in the Reggaeton 'Urbano' genre, performed by international Reggaeton artist Danny Pryp and Victoria Kinsler.

One day in the life of a 13 year old chasing a dream a million kids share and almost none will reach. Part of the "One Day Doc" contest put on by Art of Documentary, we had 24 hours total to film this.

A girl goes to the beach to see the ocean. This experimental and dramatic short film conveys its story purely through atmosphere without any dialogue.

Episcene Studios is a dedicated catalyst for stories that navigate divergent landscapes, operating on the boundary line where mainstream perception meets the underground. Founded by multidisciplinary auteur·e Yulia Petrauskas, the studio crafts deliberate, atmospheric worlds through a striking blend of visceral art-house, neo-noir, and raw, uncompromising guerrilla cinema. Across acting, directing, writing, and editing, Episcene Studios explores the complex spaces between dark comedy, taboo subcultures, and fractured perspectives.

A girl wakes up in the middle of the night to the sound of knocking on glass. She chooses to investigate the source of the noise.

One night, Serena is home alone and a serial killer expects her to be an easy target, but he will soon realize that was a big mistake.

TimTim, a custom-built ai satnav, is more interested in navigating his creator's relationship than the road.

When Ryo moves into a new apartment, he must fight for his peace disturbed by the deranged upstairs neighbor and a strange plant growing from his ceiling.

A young director gathers his team to plan a three-minute short film. But as big egos, impossible ideas, and mounting pressure collide, the meeting quickly spirals into creative chaos. In the middle of the arguments, distractions, and absurd moments, something unexpected happens: the film begins to create itself.