Former residents remember happier times in a beloved apartment. A timely discussion of how to lose a beloved place unfolds in this photo-based documentary.
This film screens as part of the Shorts 8: Architecture – Versions of Home program.
Streetwise kid Queenie navigates her own path through New York City. This beautifully shot film is a love letter to the city at street-level and young actor Milinka Winata delights with a funny and heart-felt performance.
This film screens as part of the Shorts 8: Architecture – Versions of Home program.
The Black church is explored as a site of personal and political belonging through portraits of communities across west Philadelphia and southeast London. Director Ufuoma Essi eschews traditional documentary structure, providing a more lived-in experience of these places and the communities that cherish them.
This film screens as part of the Shorts 8: Architecture – Versions of Home program.
In this love letter to motherhood, Two One Two intricately blends clay-on-glass animation with intimate glimpses into cherished personal archives. What emerges is a deeply moving experimental animated documentary, and a captivating exploration of the human experience.
This film screens as part of the Shorts 9: Family Friendly Animation – Better Together program.
Following an unexpected seagull attack on a school of herrings, a lone herring finds itself stranded in a tidal pool. In its desperate search for an escape, it forges an amusing bond with various other sea creatures, and together, they unite to protect themselves from the looming seagull threat.
This film screens as part of the Shorts 9: Family Friendly Animation – Better Together program.
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