After a pet-related mishap, a devoted but misguided friend has to carry out an absurd plan for redemption.

Help comes from unexpected quarters in this charming short film about friendship. In “The Bicycle,” one character takes matters in their own hands (or handlebars) to rejoin their friend through any means necessary.

A teenager drives home from school.

This stop-motion animated short tells the bittersweet story of Nick, a piece of candy who falls in love with a girl who seems out of reach. This film was made by 15-year-old Carter Rostron of Kansas City, using cardboard, construction paper, and a bunch of candy.

Our documentary focuses on the 504 Sit-in, a groundbreaking event that had an instrumental role in spearheading the disability rights movement.

Sadie, an OREO-loving teenager, discovers the OREO company is going out of business. She goes to her teacher, Mrs. Carter, to help her figure out a way to get her favorite snack back. Mrs. Carter send Sadie off on a time traveling adventure before time runs out. Will Sadie find the OREOs from her past self before it's too late?

A toy imagines what its owner's life will be like when he grows up and leaves his youth behind.

A stick figure realizes that "perfection" is more than what it seems.

As I walk through the land that made me without ever touching me, it breathed beneath my feet and told me many stories. Home explores what it means to love, lose, and discover the very land that has brought you here. In three chapters, Home is a confessional, diving deep into what it means to be Asian American through candid imagery and honest storytelling.

When teenager Brad seeks to end his long-distance relationship, he finds the split to be harder than anticipated.