This is an in-depth look at the conceptualization and key personnel instrumental to the creation of the Motor House with interviews with the amazing artist who work out of the building, past and present, in preparation of celebrating its tenth anniversary.

A disgruntled bartender's plans to skip town are disrupted when feral hogs attack a small-town Texas gay bar during a drag show, and everyone inside scrambles to survive the hogs... and each other.

A yellow and blue day in the life of a little child.

Three queer friends launch a half-witted heist to steal back a beloved sweater from one of their exes. But recovering from heartbreak isn't quite the slick-lit, neon-noir adventure one of them imagines. Andi and Max’s best friend Sam was dumped months ago. But Sam’s ex, Poppy, still hasn’t returned her sweater. THE Sweater, cream colored, thick knit with the perfect hint of fraying. Andi, recently dumped herself (but why even bring that up?), won’t stand for it! So, in Andi’s mind the world becomes a gritty, neon laced action-thriller as they infiltrate Poppy’s house party in search of The Sweater. As the night unfolds and multiple plans unravel it becomes clear Andi’s vehemence has little to do with her friend’s knitwear and all to do with hiding from her own heartbreak. A delightful romp from denial to acceptance after being broken up with, SAM WANTS HER SWEATER BACK is ultimately about recovery from heartbreak through the love of friends.

A social outcast’s life is forever changed when he discovers Melissa Joan Hart is inexplicably "following" him.

In a city fueled by grit and boundless creativity, music producer Marquis Gasque, known as Mighty Mark, leads the charge to preserve and elevate Baltimore club music, a genre that echoes the heartbeat of its people. Through over a decade of archival footage capturing Mark and other artists rising in the scene, this documentary follows Mighty Mark as he balances his role as a family man, artist, and community leader. Alongside fellow Baltimore club figures, including producer TT the Artist, Dcember Moon, singer Rodney Hollywood, dancer TSU Terry, and filmmaker Larry Whaddup, Mark reveals how the genre has saved lives and united a city. Featuring stories of resilience and passion, this film explores how one man’s vision is inspiring the next generation to carry forward Baltimore’s unique sound and culture.

Post-screening conversation with filmmakers Katrina Jackson & Catherine Bobalek (Aromcom), Matthew Herst (Halifax Pier), Whitney Chitwood (Sam Wants Her Sweater Back), and Yasmin Yassin (Woman Land). Moderated by our Director of Programming, KJ Mohr, alongside the MdFF Programming Team (James A. Burkhalter, Garrett Stralnic, Samantha Mitchell, Aishat Abiri, and Jasmine Patrick).