In the aftermath of Typhoon Yolanda in Tabango, Leyte, young Russell clings to a single firefly for comfort as the storm shatters his world. When the fireflies that once lit his nights begin to disappear, Russell must brave the darkness to find a new light of hope in the face of overwhelming loss.
During her routine run with a new pair of shoes, a woman is unexpectedly confronted by her discarded old pair, seemingly come back to life with hostile intent.
This 3D experiment came about during a residency at Art Cinema OFFoff and was shot entirely on 16mm film with a Time-Slice camera – a modern reconstruction and reinterpretation of the original device built by Tim Macmillan in the early 1980s. The title refers to the “Theory of Everything”, the holy grail of physics – a single law that would unify the theory of relativity and quantum mechanics. It’s a quest in which every step forward also feels like a step backward: to know more is to understand less, a paradox that also characterizes artistic creation. As in physics, time and light are fundamental to film.
In the light, art shines like glitter; in the shadows, it heals and saves. This documentary short follows two Drag stars, Lusea Star (Rodolfo Araujo) and Brigitte Bordô (Marina Espinoza), as they present their costumes and prepare for a performance. Along the way, they reflect on the powerful relationship they've built with their personas and art itself, revealing how these effects echo far beyond the stage.
Chris and Cassie are trying to navigate their relationship, but before Chris can fix things, he dies. He must figure out how to make things right with Cassie from the afterlife.
Helio and Lirio are two androgynous stars who inhabit small, lonely planets. Helio, fiery and impatient, burns everything in his path, while Lirio, serene but fearful, avoids taking risks. When their planets align, they discover they were always destined to meet, but their differences threaten to separate them again.
My mother left our home when I was nine years old. For about ten years, it was just my father and me. When I turned twenty-one, she came back—moving into the master bedroom that had been locked for a decade and digging out countless old photographs from the past.
After the death of her father, a little girl experiences strange events in her house, the appearance of a mysterious figure that stalks her turns out to carry a last message from her father for her.
On the Harlem Streets, a seasoned hustler takes life advice from one of her marks, a green street photographer. When it goes wrong, she returns for revenge.
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