A break-up in reverse.

Rich and Champ arrive at their nightly stomping grounds for some easy money at the billiards table. The pair have different aims for their lives, but their working relationship keeps them moving in the same direction. The night cruises along like any other until a new challenger drops more money than either man expects on the table. When everything's on the line, Rich and Champ will learn who each other really is.

When he is forced to come home after a tragedy occurs in his family, Freddy, a first-year music student, must reckon with his past to create a brighter future.

A young woman battles her fixation with her favorite role-playing game, Castles and Creatures.

Liberty is the story of a disgraced journalist who flees to a small midwestern town to rebuild her life, only to find deadly corruption pursuing her at every turn.

Engineering and Physical Therapy Students from Wichita State collaborate to modify a toy car for a child with spina bifida to drive. This short documentary follows the students from their first meeting to the day the car is delivered to the child.

A small town interrogation goes awry.

Secrets begin to unravel after the untimely passing of the patriarch of the Pennington family.

The rhythms of a typical day during the summer wheat harvest in western Kansas.

A grieving widow attempts to renegotiate a corporate contract that set the terms of her husband's burial.

Set in the late 80s in Ohio, this coming-of-age story follows a young teenage girl who observes her older brother’s obsession with the TV show Miami Vice and his descent from selling cookies at the mall to dealing cocaine.

A new homeowner discovers a hidden tape recorder with a message from the former resident.

Winner of the 2023 WIFI Film Festival award for Best Cinematography and the Golden Ichabod for Best Documentary // Winner of the Kansas Association of Broadcasters Award for Best Documentary. The 2023 Kansas All American Goddess gives viewers and listeners a glimpse of the Drag Queen life and what it means to live life authentically as a gay man.

In "My Name Is Annabel", Annabel Hernandez, a 30-year-old Wichita, KS native with Down syndrome, determines the direction of the film as she shares her story her way and asks her friends and family the questions she’s most curious about - How do you feel about adults with Down syndrome? How do you feel about me having Down syndrome? Through filmmaker / participant collaboration we explore Annabel’s creativity and potential, co-writing a cinematic finale scene that better reflects who she is and how she sees herself - a dynamic performer who loves music and a member of a vibrant and diverse community.