Julie is a loner. She spends her Saturday off at home trying to write a new screenplay. She keeps receiving messages from H - someone she might be interested in. Julie finally succumbs to H's charm and invites H over... After all, we all need some contact now and then, right?

When lockdown is a fact, iconic photographer Alistar Morrison decides to continue to work, based on the existing conditions. Instead of Springsteen, Ringo Starr, Smokey Robinson and Van Morrison, he interviews and photographs ordinary people, through his computer, and captures the essence of the pandemic.

Beverage commercial, made as an animated film.

This meta-cinematic coming-of-age drama centers around two roommates who secretly dream about one another. While Rob is off shooting a film, Dylan discovers Rob's diary and begins to see his friend in a new light. The reality of their lives and the fiction of the movie-within-the-movie begin to intertwine to reveal a story about the power of friendship and creativity alike.

The two-channel video departs from Benning’s earlier work, cutting together hundreds of the artist’s gouache drawings of urban landscapes, figures, and abstractions. With its fragmented split-screen perspective, durational takes of still drawings, and occasional use of color filters, Play Pause speaks to the heightening of perception that accompanies periods of loss.

Naoto, a lonely high school student living in a rural area, lost his mother two months ago in a car accident. It is summer and his father is constantly away on business trips. He accidentally meets Masami, a 29-year-old woman, and they decide to live together.

‘Pause. Play. Repeat’ is a film that identifies the patterns that exist in the macro and micro systems around us. It makes use of the concepts of systems thinking. The film takes you on an abstract journey through a controlled pattern. It details the individual components of a design system and explores the infinite connections amongst these small parts that make up a greater whole.

Kevin dreams of making it big as an online star but has his plans put on hold when a mysterious viral video turns up featuring a person identical to himself. The further he looks into the origins of the video the stranger things become sending Kevin down the rabbit hole...

Journey deep into one's psyche as he deals with the fallout of a broken relationship.

Clayburn Cox (yep, that's his real name) is a Southern deadpan comedian with an offbeat delivery and stage presence. He's originally from Ragland, Alabama and currently lives in Auburn with his amazing wife and two little girls. The main feature on his debut DVD includes guest appearances by Clayburn's pals Ed Wiley and Jonnie W.

We hear a female voice with a subtle Jamaican accent speak about her life. Sometimes we see an image; a bird, two birds, fire, someone digging a giant hole, cake, a red anvil with an effervescent essence, and sometimes we are left in the dark with only our imaginations in this sound-driven video. Along the way we consider the nature of human existence, the transfiguring power of sex, and the physicality of words.

A man gives a speech to his beloved, James Dean poster

Performance artist Reno's rapid-fire witness of the events of September 11th -- of the day itself and of the country's response, how they affected her personally and in the context of the world at large.

In this short film commissioned for the 2004–05 Carnegie International, two people dressed as cell phones have a strange, disjointed conversation.