• Red Zones**

      Red Zones is a sensory exploration of geological and human fragility. Borrowing from the science documentary tradition and the ethnographic film genre, the filmmakers produce a survey of the natural and social environments that surround the active volcanoes […]

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    Feb 1, 2017
    United Kingdom 63 Minutes Federico Barni, Alberto Allica

  • The Seer*

      When Carol Petty’s 8-year-old son is kidnapped and the police have no leads, in desperation she solicits the help of a burned-out psychic.   < *Only a trailer is available for now.

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    Feb 1, 2017
    Canada 117 Minutes Gary Blackwood

  • Bullock the Bruiser**

      After hospitalizing a controversial public figure, Wilson Bullock was dubbed “The Bruiser” – New York City’s crowbar-wielding crime-fighter! However, the more Bullock indulges his petty superhero identity, the more danger he attracts to himself. With nothing other than […]

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    Feb 1, 2017
    United States 40 Minutes Marcelo Mayen

  • Blues Legend*

      When an alcoholic blues player tries to sell his soul for fame and fortune, things take a terrible turn.   *Only a trailer is available for now.

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    Feb 1, 2017
    United States 54 Minutes

  • The Establishment (TRAILER)

      The Establishment are responsible for many key events and disasters that happen all around the globe. Their focus is now fixed on a bio-chemical weapon held on UK soil, approved at senior level between top intelligence at MI6 […]

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    Jan 30, 2017
    United Kingdom 3 Minutes Simon Knight

  • “Vilsen” /Ave Mater (TRAILER)

      Detective Lidman faces his career’s toughest assignment yet – to solve the ritualistic serial killings in central Gothenburg city. He gets unexpected help from the former pastor Gabriella, and the odd couple are soon thrown into a dark […]

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    Jan 30, 2017
    Sweden 2 Minutes Rasmus Tirzitis

  • The Benevolent Boys**

      Four high school friends in the 1990s get into a lot of trouble while trying to do something they think is good, but, actually, maaaybe isn’t. This film is a loving homage to the ’90s, when VHS was […]

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    Dec 26, 2016
    United States 39 Minutes William McAllister

  • Beijing, New York*

      A touching and complex love story that bridges time, distance and culture, intertwining the lives of two Chinese childhood friends and an American artist. It is set against the backdrop of economic power shift between China and America. […]

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    Dec 5, 2016
    United States 108 Minutes Rain Li

  • Pedro Cano – Travel Notebooks*

      The Pedro Cano’s story is about of a son a fisherman of a small town in Murcia (Spain), wich will own and without his having material resources, he has become one of the major figures of contemporary art. […]

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    Dec 1, 2016
    Spain 52 Minutes Alfonso Burgos Risco

  • The Road to Nickelsville*

      Caution, survival, and hope. The residents of Nickelsville, an organized homeless encampment in Seattle Washington, share how they became homeless; caution how quickly it can happen, and how they persevere. Director of the Low Income Housing Institute, and […]

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    Dec 1, 2016
    United States 46 Minutes Derek McNeill
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