This stop motion animated short follows a house full of peculiar monsters waking up in an askew home. This quirky and tactile household is full of frenetic energy set off by the morning alarm. Discover what the ruckus in the kitchen is really about in this colorful nod to film noir and German expressionism.

Park your car under the stars and spend your evening at Pleasant Valley Drive In to watch “Summer Awakenings.” This coming-of-age film is radically altered when a projectionist-cum-cinematic saboteur splices in some not-so-subtle subtext via drive in movie advertisements.

Two imprisoned brothers, with no dreams or realities, seek a bit of air to breathe.

COMPENDIUM OF PERPLEXITIES: No fixed narrative, nor explanations. At the core: a group of individuals in search of something, sometimes tormented and detached.

A journey through George Halles' hallucinated unconscious mind, populated by tormented memories, fears and drives.

In much the same vein as early Ingmar Bergman films explore the underlying psyche of characters and their independent and imposed choices, this short film is an experimental expression of those choices and one man's life path to obtain self-actualization.

The extrasensory phenomenon of being watched…

Human houseplants are held captive by a giant plant creature. Confined to their pots, the houseplants struggle to comprehend the horror of being shelf ornaments in a grotesque hell house made of flesh, meat, muscle and bone.

Time and Recollection Officer D51 patrols his route for irregular memories. Meanwhile, a disillusioned citizen demands egress from his station and is quickly punished for his disobedience.