"Little Brother" by Spencer Mandel & Dikega Hadnot
The possibilities of the story opened up in a way that the project became a nexus to tap into our childhoods ...
"I Could Dom" by Madison Hatfield
"I never felt uncomfortable for a moment ... even with my fingers in another human's mouth."
"The Stairs" by Jessica Aquila Cymerman
In this gorgeously shot, quietly riveting drama short, the lead, Rose, is caught between multiple worlds: her Italian heritage, her Irish heritage, and her American-ness.
"Save & Continue" by Michael Felker
What transpires is a brief and devastatingly uplifting trip, for many us, down nostalgia lane.
"Pouding Chômeur" by Frank Tremblay
As is well-known, at parties, we tend to gravitate toward the kitchen—around the food and drink ...
"Dragonfly" by Julia Morizawa
... a tragically beautiful film echoing a significant but perhaps fading piece of 20th century history.
