Snapshots

The first in a pair of intricately interconnected films, five women struggle to keep their decaying family hotel afloat.

Summer 1938. Ginia moves to Turin and immerses herself in a sensual, bohemian world where she finds the courage to truly be herself.

48-year old Etero’s world is turned upside down when she falls for a local deliveryman in this endearing and off-kilter dry comedy.

Seduced by the myth of a local monster that punishes impure acts, gay teen Nino pursues temptation within a deeply religious community.

A social worker at a juvenile detention center assembles an unlikely team of incarcerated teens who must outrace their pasts on a transformative 1000-mile bike ride.

A construction worker is preparing to leave Brussels for good when he makes an unlikely connection with an enchanting microbiologist.

When the head of the household passes away suddenly, a collective of queer misfits reluctantly come together to protect their found family.

A cat-and-mouse styled thriller finds Joram on the run with baby in tow after he is framed for the murder of his wife by insidious political forces.

A white detective investigates the twenty-year-old cold case of a murdered Indigenous girl in this outback-set noir.

The events of companion film Bad Living are seen through the eyes of the hotel’s guests, who are juggling problems of their own.

Filmmaker and post-punk singer Liv drifts through a cycle of love and separation in this charismatic, funny look at the pain and joy of partnership.

Two young men meet in New York City and enter a whirlwind romance, sending them into a dead-end world of passion, drugs, and depravity.

After Shayda takes refuge in an Australian women’s shelter with her young daughter, the arrival of her husband jeopardizes her path to freedom.

A talented drag performer searches for love from a passionate yet domineering new relationship, and from his long-estranged mother.

An idealistic high school teacher who advocates for a student accused of stealing becomes embroiled in conflict when she becomes the target of a theft herself.

Incisive, often darkly comic vignettes offer a glimpse into the world of everyday citizens grappling with the absurdity of life in modern Iran.