A documentary about a girl growing up as a foster child in 60s and 70s Finland, based on official reports about the director's own childhood.

Child No. 18

A documentary about a girl growing up as a foster child in 60s and 70s Finland, based on official reports about the director's own childhood.

Deb is a lonely suburban woman, who only has her beloved dog left for comfort. Fired from her job and navigating through a divorce, she falls prey to investors looking to flip her childhood home after she couldn’t keep up with the bills. Deb must learn to confront her mounting issues, and accept change, before the world comes to collect its dues.

Home For None

Deb is a lonely suburban woman, who only has her beloved dog left for comfort. Fired from her job and navigating through a divorce, she falls prey to investors looking to flip her childhood home after she couldn’t keep up with the bills

When queer Catholic schoolgirl Bridget gets her period during Ash Wednesday Mass, she embarks on an odyssey with best friend Erin to find a tampon and make it back in time to get their ashes - or else they're suspended.

Ash Wednesday

Child No. 18, Ash Wednesday & Home For None – Online for 24 Hours!

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It's our 40th Anniversary!!  Our Festival -- which will be taking place on the Fridays and Sundays between September 10 and October 10 -- will be a hybrid one this Fall as we will be presenting the Festival online as well as doing live screenings at Rutgers University in September. All the films will be available virtually via Video on Demand for 24 hours on their show date. Each ticket or Festival Pass purchased is good for the live and virtual screenings. The live screenings will be held in Voorhees Hall #105/Rutgers University, 71 Hamilton Street, New Brunswick, NJ beginning at 7PM for each program on their show date but only for the September Showings. Ticket buyers will also have special access to Filmmaker Introductions and Q+A Sessions for many of the films.  Tickets: $15=Per Program; Festival All Access Pass=$100. To buy tickets for individual programs click on the photos below and click on the pre-order buttons.

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