
Both a cynical riposte to the hypocrisies of how teaching is presented at recruitment versus the realities of working within modern education, as well as being a sensitive ode to the teachers that care most. "An incredibly strong, wry and moving work" - Mark Lyken, filmmaker and artist
2026-04-19 00.0

A poetic cinematic envisioning of the legendary queer 1970s manifesto, The F--gots & Their Friends Between Revolutions, this visual meditation contrasts nature’s quiet strength with the rigid architecture of power. In a world where the f--gots and their friends are made of flowers, trees and softness, will they survive against the men of concrete and steel? A story of otherness not as weakness, but as enduring, blooming power.
2026-06-20 00.0

Two rough, inseparable brothers living on the outskirts of Buenos Aires have their fierce, violent bond shattered when one brings a woman to live with them. As a silent, jealous rivalry threatens to destroy their loyalty, they commit an unthinkable act to preserve their brotherhood.
2026-06-17 110.0

Before America is a cinematic documentary uncovering the Indigenous histories of Michigan long before the United States existed. From the 1763 uprising at Fort Michilimackinac to Odawa trail trees and the overlooked women of Fort Detroit, the film reveals how Anishinaabe nations shaped Great Lakes history and helped spark the chain of events that ultimately pushed the American colonies.
2026-07-07 00.0

The untold true story of Mexican-American combat corpsman Dave Lara, and his band of brothers known as The Group, who kept the biggest secret of the Vietnam War. For the first time on film, Dave Lara tells his story of how he and The Group navigated a hostile society and military as gay men at a time when it was criminal to be themselves.
2026-06-29 00.0