Unfolding visual poetry loops and transforms, advocating for the need for sustainable futures and community action.

Goro Goro follows the story of Daigoro, a baby thunder god, who dreams of being as powerful as his father. Through his thunderous journey, he realizes that he can achieve his dreams in his own unique way.

When Jim oversleeps his alarm, it’s a race against time to get to his job interview.

An arcane massacre on the Black community is unfolding as a black teen and his friends’ journey to discover the truth behind an old folklore.

An old puppet teaches the newbie armature about the wonderful world of stop motion animation.

A spin on the classic tale The Sleeping Beauty, this film flips the traditional fairy tale narrative to expose children to new models of power and heroism.

A husband struggles with his mentally ill spouse, while their young son’s future hangs in the balance.

Four young people set off for the Adriatic in a retro motorhome. Eszter and Dávid, as well as Zoé and Ábel, form a couple. The van is fast, they stop at secluded bays, swim, collect shells, cook over a campfire. Everything seems idyllic and happy. But there are already small signs that there are problems in both loves. Over time, this culminates.

A young man, who does not know the city of Philadelphia very well, loses his phone at a subway station. How he gets it back is beyond anyone’s imagination.

This film is a heartfelt dramedy about two people who knew each other way back when and are surprised to meet up again.

After coming out as gay to his family, James is finally able to go out and experience the LGBTQ community, and try to meet people in a speed dating event. However, James is worried his usual self is perfect, and is conflicted on how to represent himself, and struggles with his self identity when confronted by LGBTQ+ peoples at the bar.

This film illustrates sustainability transitions based on three examples in Pittsburgh, and what we can learn from such examples about sustainability, community, and our shared future.

A documentary short film that presents the case for how pardons can give individuals the opportunity to live as full citizens and contribute to their best ability, at the same time uplifting the lower income communities in which they live. The film features interviews with key civic leaders and the stories of two people going through the pardon process, one of whom received a pardon.

This documentary short details the American workers of the Bethlehem Steel Plant. The history and importance Bethlehem Steel had in making America what it is today comes straight from the mouths of men who worked there for decades. From building the country to saving it, Forged in Steel shares the story of what hard work can do for the community and beyond.

Interviews with 24 people about what makes us human.

With the world poised to fall apart, a frazzled young bachelor ventures out for one last night of debauchery. What begins as a no-strings-attached fling quickly devolves into a crisis of identity.

One of three friends vastly underestimates his knowledge of protein and dairy consumables.

Angela is almost at one million subscribers on her YouTube channel and needs all her videos to be absolutely perfect. Things go south when her interns make a crucial error during filming.

Zack, a recent high school graduate whose endearing unkempt hair matches his somewhat introverted nature changes when he receives an invitation to a party where the girl of his dreams will be. In the midst of this comedy, drama, and romance, Zack unexpectedly discovers a newfound sense of courage.

A man tries to successfully explain his enthusiastic love for Buc-ee’s to his accountant.

Two down-on-their-luck stoners execute a bank heist when one realizes he went on a date with the teller the night before.