Three bisexual young adults explore how they came to terms with their sexualities. Each story highlights a different film medium (16mm, 8mm, and digital) to create a unique world and experience.

Dizzy is a story about struggling to fit in, facing rejection, and finding belonging through chosen family. The film's message is simple but powerful: acceptance and understanding can lead to healing.

Embalmed is an anti-capitalist anthem, darkly depicting the elite ruling class motive of profiting from every part of the human life cycle.

A journey through fluid water, flowery, and bodily landscapes of pleasure and pain meandering through domestic and public spaces. Erotic queer energy through a political lens, being made ecological as non-normative storytelling.

Greenware: My Queer Clay Body is an experimental short film exploring the abundant queerness of clay and its relationship to the moving body.

Charlie Bird rose to fame as Brigham Young University’s viral mascot, only to reveal a deeper truth beneath the mask—navigating life as an openly gay member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a church that both celebrates and excludes him.

Something is missing in Dr. Graham's life. When a patient unexpectedly shows up at his house, they have a peculiar conversation that makes Dr. Graham question his own morals.

A conversation with senior members of the LGBTQ+ community, exploring how the universal need to express our identity can bring us together.