Trapped at home with no company save for an adorable dog and a stubborn husband who just won’t be told what to do, a middle-aged woman offers a sobering and darkly funny glimpse into her lockdown experience.

A young boy wanders around his neighborhood, alone.

Alone explores the existential pain of Ukraine through the eyes of an unlikely protagonist, one of the country’s most commercially successful pop stars. Andriy Khluvniuk, lead singer of hip-hop rock band Boombox, has millions of devoted young fans who adore him as a singer songwriter and sex symbol but know nothing of his personal turmoil caused by the political instability and military aggression in his homeland. Andriy is on a mission to raise awareness and motivate his fans to join him in taking a stand against the war in the east of Ukraine, and call for the release of Oleg Sentsov, a Ukrainian filmmaker and political prisoner in Russia. As tensions between Ukraine and Russia become a footnote on the world’s media agenda, Andriy use his fame to refocus the global spotlight on the fragile independence Ukraine is fighting for. The film culminates in an incredible sequence of events that result in Oleg Sentsov's release in a prisoner swap. Andriy and Oleg can meet each other at last.

A look into the conscience of a hopeless loner.

Jessie travels to an isolated cabin to take his mind off a recent breakup.

A lonely man wanders about his house only to realize something more is at play. Directed by and starring Mike Martin.

Ashley hates being home alone.

The body of a woman connected to nature and phenomena such as mountains, trees, rain, and rivers.

Alone. Alone is what this man is. Years after the world ended and the human race perished; this is the only man left standing. How did he survive? What caused the outbreak? We don't know. No one does. This short film gives you an inside look on what the only man left alive does on a day-to-day basis, what he does to survive, kill time, and keep himself sane.

A young girl falls victim to a demonic force while at home alone throughout the night.

Alone considers the struggle for identity as a battle between the way in which others see us and the terms by which we choose to define ourselves.

"Alone" is a textual film adaptation of a zine I created with the same title, incorporating the first reel of Super 8 film I shot as a teenager. The zine version of Alone contains a suite of sad-boy cut-up poems made from a hypermasculine American war novel that I found in a Finnish recycling center. – Scott Northrup

A woman encounters an older woman wearing a hospital gown at night.

A woman is alone at home, or so she believes...

A little girl is home alone. Or not.

Shot and edited entirely on 16mm black and white reversal film. Alone presents an experimental look at the connections people form with each other within their relationship to the city.

"From the way the film begins, and the way the outside images are used, it is clear that they are not intended to be entirely specific to the girl; not, say, to represent her 'thoughts.' The objects and images are rather metaphors–i. e., the pale, barren snow scenes–for the girl's state. Further, they place her isolation in a more general context than that of a single person's experience. The film creates a whole system which describes that isolation. This is made clearer still by the end, which alters the girl's color and removes her from her relatively personalized room." –B. C.

An experimental exploration of who we are when no one is watching: the freedom we experience, and the loneliness-the way we sing, dance, love, cry, and dream when we are alone.

After a pair of mysterious figures pull up to their home, 6-year-old Sen and her family must make split-decisions in order to save themselves.