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.

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 young woman becomes obsessed with a virtual reality video game after she discovers that her best friend exists inside of it.

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