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A prostitute named Haunted is troubled by the murder of her girlfriend—though not dead, she moves through the world like a ghost. She rides up an endless escalator, and wanders cityscapes wrought with mysterious symbols. Meanwhile, her client John, growing increasingly paranoid he is being watched, digs himself deeper and deeper into a hole in his backyard.

This stop motion and direct cinema educational film provides an excellent opportunity to practice your counting skills. Or notl

This film is a collaboration between musician and animator. The musician received a silent film and composed a score with no direction from the animator. In turn the animator created new visuals inspired by the music. Energy is built up and chaotically released but the leg eventually finds its footing.

If You Can’t Larp, You’ll Cry - is an experimental video performance work featuring Li Yi Fan, Harrison Hall and Mat Spisbah. The work scrutinizes the shift in digital media production brought about by the subscription economy and the implications of not owning but merely accessing software. It explores how these tools have changed the way we communicate, and created new desires for understanding and connection. Through the work, the group speculates that services and hacks to use video technology could construct a new politics of life by projecting a totality yet to come.

The reactive relationships of attraction and repulsion of the object and the body are expanded when a subtle edition effect is created, in which the space itself appears to participate in the movement of not only the object, but also the connected body and its reactions. The body is confused with the object and the object is confused with the body. In this environment where all the elements come to life, who controls who?

Through interviews and the music of the beating of a fan in the summer heat the migrant domestic laborers and care working women of Territorio Doméstico articulate their struggle for labor rights, for the right to care and to be cared for, for a dignified life. Their voices, heard through testimonies, joyful celebrations and battle cries, make visible the women behind the essential labor that makes the world go round.

Across Dallas, the Bay Area, and New York City, eleven Blackqueer folks engage in layered conversations and candid everyday moments of joy, melancholy, introspection, euphoria, loneliness, and community-in-active-formation. Their complex minds revel in the journey of becoming Blackqueer and exploring their endless coming of age.

Inspired by the ramblings of 19th-century novelist W. Teignmouth Shore, Dinner Building is a microscopic meditation on gastronomic preparation.

In 1974, a child begins drawing lines on paper, anticipating the thrill of playing a video game. This film captures the essence of that moment, staying true to the act of drawing as if playing a game . As lines transform into sprites, the film evolves, creating a sense of movement and excitement, reminiscent of the classic arcade experience.

Fotorevolte tells how the world's global storage space overflows and all (digital) photographs and films come to life. People are displaced from their reality by photos of sights and celebrities, logos and film characters. The boundary between the real and the virtual world becomes blurred. When someone then dumps the internet the world sinks into a pixel mash.

In Simulacrumbs, a character comprised of and living in a space of eclectic nostalgia journeys to her fridge seeking pleasure, but is unable to truly experience it. Slicing through layers of fragmentary sensations and superficiality and lead by the vague feeling that something is wrong with her mind, she discovers a deeper emptiness--a hunger for coherence, originality, and authenticity. In the end, it is her own desperate need for meaning that torments her, as she herself turns out to be another fake.

"Lombriz" is a man torn between nostalgia and the present. As a TV laugher and host of local rock bands, he witnessed the golden age of both worlds. Over time, both landscapes shifted.

A narrative short film.

Stephen’s boyfriend suggests the perfect rave location for a night out, but this party isn’t quite what it seems.

A student short film.

After an intense pretend-play fight, a girl finds herself cautiously attempting to explain death to her younger sister in a way that is comforting yet grounded.

Oscar Kaeli films the happenings of Crystal Mall in Connecticut. The film briefly explores the gradual decline of the mall and why it is significant.

Private film footage of fighter pilots’ military training is permeated by the alluring details of fluttering butterfly wings. The graceful flight is marred by the awareness of navigational tasks as preparation for target acquisition and the military engagement of machines.

The life of a South Indian man whose love for flowers goes unnoticed.