Free from the confines of tradition, this collection of experimental shorts offers curious and compelling nonconformist narratives that blur the boundaries between art, activism, and cinema—asking us to delve into the surreal in search of liberated and imaginative futures.

An autobiographical re-edit of a Boy Scout video about sexual abuse.

a time to tell

An exploration of a woman's parents and who they are as former refugees of the US War in Vietnam.

Childhood (Thời Thơ Ấu)

Defenders of Weelaunee, the biggest contiguous urban forest in the country, clash with proposed development plans to build a police training facility on this ancestral land.

Beneath the Concrete, The Forest

The son of a professional mourner has now taken up the mantle of his father.

The Sun is Missing (Ilanga Alikho)

A flowing dreamscape of fragments, images, and afterimages—a terrain of memory as corporeal as it is optical.

Surrounded by Colors We Could No Longer See

An archive of pareidolia narrated by a descendent of Exodusters.

Revolver

A meditation on gender queerness and the blurred lines between influence, desire and obsession. Sponsored by <img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/eventive-static/86102b739ebc2b1844ae6706444b4d44.png" width="89" style="max-width: 100%; white-space-collapse: preserve;">

Mooncake

Central American dairy workers in the American Northeast reminisce about their relationship to land, labor practices, and their home countries.

Tierra de Leche

United States of America

Untethered: Experimental Shorts

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