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We follow Colin Richey as he tries to put on his second-ever DIY concert, while he and the various bands contend with a cantankerous establishment owner.

“It’s more than just clothes.” In this spoken word film, fashion becomes the story, exploring the identities and memories woven into every thread.

Sprinkled throughout Chicago are dozens of cemeteries, but buried in their histories is a legacy of racial discrimination. To The Grave explores how Chicago cemeteries came to deny Black and Japanese people burial, and the groups that organized to honor and secure proper burials.

Set to music from “The Nutcracker,” the film follows a lonely man who creates a device to listen in on the lovey-dovey conversations of a happy couple as they navigate through a day together in the city.

Over the course of a year, this film follows three central interviews that capture the many emotional layers of the ICE protest movement—the joyful and hopeful moments, the anger and resistance, and the grief and frustration. Together, these voices reveal the different faces of protest, united by a single purpose: to defend and uphold human dignity.

After a fight, a boy journals through weeks of distance from his boyfriend—grappling with memory, loneliness, and shifting emotions—until quiet reflections lead him to unexpected epiphanies in the most unlikely place.

After trying everything in his power to make a new friend at the end of the summer, the perfect opportunity arises for this ghost just before the first day of school.

An unemployed young woman accepts a job posing as a mourner at strangers’ funerals to fund her father’s cancer care, and in doing so, unexpectedly experiences the return of genuine compassion from a fellow mourner.