When Alexandro volunteered for a dream experiment, he never imagined that he would be subjected to a form of Artificial Intelligence who aims to digitize his subconscious.

This sweet short from DreamWorks Animation Studios finds a lonesome bilby tangled up with a helpless baby bird in the deadly desert of Australia.

A crafty, long-legged bird chases a mesmerizing fish through a foggy pond in this sprightly short, produced by DreamWorks Animation Studios.

Portraying the final moments of a sex worker murdered by a US soldier in South Korea, this piece brings historical atrocities to light through a concrete personal experience.

The carefree animals imagine spring is endless. But when the very first winter arrives, can Crow (John Legend) make the ultimate sacrifice to save his friends?

This VR experience deals with the aftermath of the kidnapping of 276 schoolgirls in 2014 in Nigeria, and explores topical global issues of gender rights and the right to education.

A busy executive (Paul Scheer) tests a VR headset that promises to be the future of entertainment...but is actually anything but forward thinking.

This harrowing look at slavery in the Thai fishing industry is told through the experience of one man's harrowing ordeal to escape a prison of water after 10 years at sea.

A timeless voyage from an everyday apartment toward our final destination, guided by Charon, ferryman of the Underworld.

This film bears witness to the burning of over 100 tons of elephant tusks and rhinoceros horn: a symbolic and visceral clarion call to the poaching and illegal trade syndicates.

This video essay by YouTube creators of Lessons From The Screenplay analyzes the classic blockbuster Jaws to examine how a screenwriter can craft a dynamic team of characters.

In this stylized DreamWorks Animation Studios short set in the not-too-distant future, a cantankerous and selfish robot is put to the test while stranded on an abandoned lunar outpost.

A mythical passage through the archetypal hero’s journey. Through abstractions, we experience their corresponding emotional states: calm, love, joy, surprise, fear, anger/hate, and death/rebirth, leading again to calm.

This mixed-reality experience transports viewers to an elephant sanctuary in Kenya, where a community is reknitting the bonds that have long enabled people and wildlife to coexist.

Behind the closed doors of an intensive care unit, ON/OFF looks at how difficult it is for healthcare professionals to confront and “manage” death on a daily basis.

This abstracted and dreamlike experience places you in the backseat of a taxi, and recreates the geographic and visual dislocation of finding a new home in a foreign land.

French artist Sébastien Tellier serenades Paris from one of its highest point of view: the roof of Le Théâtre du Châtelet, in the heart of the city

Shot entirely in a maximum security prison, this piece shows how release from incarceration can be just as jarring as intake and how parallel lives diverge when someone serves time.

A telling of the story of Coronavirus through moments in critically-acclaimed film and television.

Confronting the way we understand and talk about race in America, Traveling While Black immerses the viewer in the long history of restricted movement for Black Americans.

An unflinching record of Victoria Mapplebeck’s journey from breast cancer diagnosis to recovery, The Waiting Room considers what we can or can’t control when our bodies fail us.

Houses will burn. Men and women will tremble. But the children will come together and howl as they dance on the ashes like wild bears in this vivid animation.

In this Short Film Palme d’Or winner, two strangers (Ioko Ioannis Kotidis, Nikos Zeginogolu) meet one night at a gas station. One is there to refuel; the other is stranded.

Chloë Sevigny’s ethereal séance-story sees a young woman, Carla (Kate Lyn Sheil), explore and wield her inner power while on vacation with friends.

Recorded live from the Sundance Film Festival, each Cinema Café invigorates the culture of conversation. Our informal chats round up special guests for thought-provoking discussions between Festival filmmakers and journalists. Cinema Cafe with Jac...

Fascination spirals into Faustian bargain after an ambitious female film director meets—and obsesses over—a younger femme-fatale screenwriter.

An apartment building in Buenos Aires begins to tremble and provokes an otherworldly nausea throughout the city in this magical realist skewering of its class divisions.

Pint-sized kung fu masters face off with the evil Tiger Mafia in this action flick from Uganda's no-budget, gonzo super-studio, Wakaliwood.

Featuring Jamaican reggae and ska legends like Lee “Scratch” Perry and Marcia Griffiths, Rudeboy chronicles a multicultural revolution on the dancefloors of late ’60s and early ’70s Britain.

A young chef (Jeanne Werne) must learn that in this kitchen, a lot of blood, sweat, and tears go into making every dish.

An action-packed romance and Americana western adventure about an egg's epic Hollywood journey from farm to table.

An aging Sith Lord must come to grips with his past and discover why humility may be the greatest force in the galaxy.

Third Eye Blind cannot finish their new album in time for a massive tour. Their fans still show, breaking attendance records, and highlighting the importance of the band's deep cuts.

At a divergent point in their lives, two lifelong friends (Ivanno Jeremiah, Parys Jordon) meet at their favorite South London fried chicken shop.

Rosa Forlano, a 90 year old Nonna, falls in love with a robot while teaching it how to make spaghetti. Unfortunately, her family recipe is erased by a software update.

Two Oakland teens (Leila Mottley, Ajai Kasim) explore what it means to be young, Black and committed to making art in their rapidly changing city.

Left by her fiancé for another woman, a grieving painter (Britt Lower) joins a one-ring circus to reclaim her forgotten wildness.