​Our America ~ Dir. Dean M. Winkler & Donald S. Butler ~ New York, United States ~ 2021 ~ 4:07

​"Our America" is a short-form, non-narrative meditation on American 20th century industrial promises gone awry. The film explores the dreams of World War II America through imagery based on 1943 teacher aid posters called Our America which were distributed to schools throughout the U.S. From the vantage point of nearly a century later, the film examines how the innocent, celebratory intent of American ingenuity has led us on a path of unintended consequences. "Our America" follows "140 Characters" (2017), a short non-narrative film about the unfulfilled promises of internet technology.
​Mr. March ~ Dir. Nick Pusic ~ Toronto, Canada ~ 2021 ~ 13:14 

​A man hires a world famous organization to assassinate his adulteress wife legally, and goes through an extensive assessment by one of the Calendar Men.
​Woman of the Woods ~ Dir. Olivier Frigon ~ Montreal, Canada ~ 2021 ~ 3:50 

​A woman goes into the woods to enjoy the peaceful nature only to be disturbed by a vile polluter so she decides to take matters into her own hands.
​Ëdhä Dädhëcha̧ / Moosehide Slide ~ Dir. Dan Sokolowski ~ Canada ~ 2020 ~ 4:15

​The Dawson City landslide is a dominant feature of Dawson City, Yukon’s city-scape. It is a pre-historic rock-slope failure at the northern edge of town. It is known by the local Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in as Ëdhä Dädhëcha̧ or Moosehide Slide. This film juxtaposes the scientific reasons for the occurrence of the slide versus the legend that the local Indigenous people say was the actual creation event.
​Heartache ~ Dir. Kris Langford ~ Cambridge, Canada ~ 2021 ~ 5:50

​A man experiences the excitement and anguish of online dating.
​You Need Something to Slow You Down ~ Dir. Garth Jackson ~ Windsor, Canada ~ 2020 ~ 4:55

Late again, the oldest young man alive ruminates on his existential crisis on his way to his middling party job for the government. Based on a short story written by Vern Smith from his collection 'The Gimmick.'"
​Red Velvet ~ Dir. Chi Wang ~ United States ~ 2019 ~ 10:00

Neglected by her mom and her best friend, an extremely oblivious high school girl borrows the creepy neighbor’s kitchen on her birthday to bake herself a cake. Things go terribly wrong after she is left alone and makes a mess in the kitchen.
​Press Pound to Connect ~ Dir. Alexander Fingrutd ~ United States ~ 2019 ~ 2:31

 ​This film was hand processed, shot on 16mm film, and created using a masking technique and appropriated images. The nine equal parts reference the Pound Symbol on a telephone keypad. Here, it is used as a symbol for connection. We are connected to more than what is immediately around ourselves: to each other, the planet, and the farthest galaxies. What distant things are having an effect on us and what are we non-visibly affecting? The similarities between these connections are represented through overlapping images. It shows a change in perspective, going from the individual singular self, to a view where there is no divide between self and other. It brings us to a cosmic, all-encompassing view, divided in space and tied together through telephone wire.
​Dollar Bin DJ: Ottawa ~ Dir. Lesley Marshall ~ Ontario, Canada ~ 2020 ~ 10:00

The series pivots around a DJ battle/party where two DJs in a given city get $50 and 24 hours to come up with an hour long set of music from records they find during that period and present it as a party. The game is the impetuous for interviews radio hosts, DJs, and vinyl collectors in the city that work behind the scenes to maintain the music scene there, keeping in mind the idea that the vinyl record is the most successful form of media, second only to printed books.
​Shadowland ~ Dir. bellopropello ~ Switzerland ~ 2019 ~ 13:50

The diverse communication options offered by a cell phone influence our social and consumer behavior. Excessive use changes the design of <head-down people’s> life and lifestyle habits.
​Baby Paradise TV ~ Anna Valeska Pohl ~ Regensburg, Germany ~ 2021 ~ 12:24

 "Baby Paradise TV" is a hyper-reality show format portraying the daily life of a cam girl in a "Barbie-Land-gone-wrong". The protagonist, Baby Paradise, is a Cyborg Barbie who entertains the "daddies" in front of the screen with wicked doll games. XXX episodes named after her favorite dolls present grotesque dollhouse nightmares: from the Lolita fantasy in "Ginger" to the saint/whore scenario in "Angel". A Ken doll, named Hades, is the antagonist. Traumatic 'daddy actions' in candy colors are contrasted with blurred doll cam footage.
This anti-porn is inspired by performance artist Anna Valeska Pohl's former relationship with a sex worker. "Baby Paradise TV" is the second part of Pohl's "Baby Paradise trilogy" that plays with trauma and taboo.