Green explores the varying lifestyles of Black Americans who were raised in suburbia.

Valentina Khodnevich is a young filmmaker based in London, England. Each new project originates in human behaviour and moral issues . The young artist used to explore works of Blaise Pascal, W. Somerset Maugham, D. S. Lihachev etc. Valentina is trying to see different perspectives and find modern ways to answer old questions. The Director doesn't afraid to experiment and try new things in cinematography wise. Moreover, she used to give herself into the hands of chance during the film shooting. As great ideas always appear spontaneously! Valentine has never seen herself as only feature film director or video artist. Besides, she is the Artist who used to generate style and work in mixed genres of her works. Ratings

Soul of Storm，a nature documentary that observe the intense weather and its consequences from a first-person perspective. The perspective of the whole film comes from the first viewpoint of the director as a Storm chaser. He follows a group of weather chaser to travel around China, chasing different storms and trying to understand the relationship between storms and human society. Ultimately, "Soul of Storm" will be our thoughts on "Heaven and Earth", "climate change and people".

Albert has been Nominated "Best Music Composer" in 2023 at the Cannes Shorts Festival and WON that honor at Toronto's 2022 Fusion Awards - International Art Festival of Future. His "Christabel" Rhapsody for Violin and Orchestra has won First Place top honors at -the 2023 Toronto Indie Filmmakers Festival -the 2022 Toronto Fusion Awards - International Art Festival of Future (Best Score and Best Music Composer) -the 2022 Las Vegas International Film & Screenwriting Festival -the 2022 New Wave Short Film Festival (Munich, Germany) -the 2022 Roma Short Film Festival -the 2022 International Motion Picture Festival of India -the 2022 INDO FRENCH INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL -the 2022 Dreamz Catcher International Film Festival -and the 2022 Venus Community Awards "Christabel" also earned HONORABLE MENTION (2nd place) at - 2023 Madrid International Short Film Festival - 2022 New York Tri-State International Film Festival - 2022 Seoul International Short Film Festival - 2022 Fox International Film Festival in Rome - and 2022 Zagreb International Film Festival as well as -FINALIST 2022 Zagreb International Sound & Film Music Festival -NOMINEE 2023 Cannes Shorts for Best Composer and OFFICIAL SELECTION at five other Film Festivals. Currently NOMINEE in the 2023 New Media Film Festival in Los Angeles. The event will be held in June 2023. Albert's "Quietude Jazz Rondo for Orchestra" won HONORABLE MENTION BEST FILM SCORE at the 2022 Tokyo International Short Film Festival. President and co-founder of Romanza - St. Augustine, Inc., and EpiCentre Alliance, both 501(C)(3) nonprofits. Both are dedicated to bringing high-quality arts and cultural events to the Nation’s Oldest City, St. Augustine, FL. EpiCentre Alliance is building St. Augustine's first Performing Arts Centre dedicated to the City's creative community. Romanza produces the annual 17-day-long "St. Augustine's Romanza Festivale of the Arts; the "St. Augustine Celtic Music & Heritage Festival"; and the "Original" St. Patrick's Day Parade.

Triangular-shaped conjoined twins teach children about the power of the imagination. Geometrically conjoined twins who share a single triangle body and a voracious curiosity about the world around them travel the world and experience extraordinary adventures of all types. In the second part of the pilot, the Triangleheads embark to save the imperiled monarch butterfly.

An Interview with Victoria Cesareo

A guitar arrangement of the Bernie Holland song traces mans' evolution from the primordial swamp to self realisation

"Not Your Momma's Church" is a documentary focusing on young people ranging from ages 18-33 who grew up in the church and stopped going for various reasons. This documentary focuses more on individual experiences having a common theme to explore the corruption of the American church today, specifically honing in on the idea that Christians are not treating others the way Christ has called us to, and church is a convenient place for them to act how they want. The experiences of the five young people interviewed for this documentary are raw and emotional and cause a lot of heads to turn and Christians to think twice about the way they treat others in the church.

A Short Film Documentary about a man and his impact and legacy with rock climbing in the south western culture. For we all are born with a hunger inside of us to chase our version of Goliath, but we are not all courageous enough to face Goliath, Those of us who are bent on conquering it must return to it again and again conquering The next Goliath that stands in our path, and in the process chasing the legacy of those that have come before, and in return leaving a legacy for those who are to come.

Dave Quion has done short animation films that have been shown at Dances With Films, MTV's Best Student Film on Campus, Spike and Mike's Animation Festival, San Diego Asian Film Festival, CAAMFest, and won best student film at the Melbourne International Animation Festival.

"Respirando Vida Nueva" which translates to " Breathing New Life", is an inspiring and powerful short documentary that takes viewers on a journey through the beautiful and vibrant country of Guatemala, following the inspiring story of Marco, the founder of 'Ecocomal'. This innovative company is dedicated to reducing the carbon emission rate in Guatemala by providing an eco-friendly alternative to open firewood stoves, which has a significant impact on the quality of air and life of millions of people in the country. Through Marco's experiences and struggles, this film highlights the importance of taking action to protect our planet and shows the power of individuals to make a positive difference in their community.

Emi who is in a relationship with Bruno, an unstable and suicidal filmmaker, finds herself devastated when she discovers her boyfriend's body in their old apartment. Unable to put the pieces together of why he could've killed himself, she starts reflecting on their relationship and what she could've done to prevent Bruno's death.

Jason Durgana is an honours graduate with 30 years of extensive experience in entertainment, sports and show business. Along with numerous published books, columns and screenplays, Jason works both in front-of and behind the camera on various live productions, soundstages and sets in film, radio and television. Jason is an awarded filmmaker, a live event announcer and commentator, a web and clothing designer, an awarded combat sports athlete, a radio and television personality, a show host, an author and an awarded concert musician & composer. Jason co-founded Durgana Sports & Entertainment in 2001.

When a depressed lesbian escapes away to an artist residency cottage with her girlfriend to avoid staying home, she faces the truth about her avoidant instincts to escape as she struggles to cope with the death of her father with her emotionally unavailable mother.

Fire of Life Directed by Athena Bennett A young Indigenous woman struggles to reconnect to her reason for living after being divorced from her spiritual identity by abuse.

Happy Independence Day Writer, Director, Producer: Camila Sagyntkan A middle-aged man loses his meaning in life after the death of his love. His dissatisfaction with the new society increases and the fear of remaining unnecessary to anyone scares him. Marat tries to find a new sense of life against all societal, economic, and political changes in the country through work and his son's pride but finds it completely different.

STAIN is a psychological journey that plunges an obsessively clean janitor into the depths of his own unraveling mind. Working the night shift at a large university, he confronts a seemingly unremovable stain, triggering his descent into madness as he grapples with his haunting past.

Aaron Leventman attended Columbia University’s Graduate School for film where his thesis screenplay was given a professional reading at the Union Square Theatre in Manhattan. He moved to Santa Fe from Provincetown after his involvement as a writer/director/actor with the Provincetown Theatre Company. When living in Santa Fe, he performed with most of the local theatre companies in both classics and original plays. He’s also appeared in industrials, commercials, short films, and features and is currently represented by South West Artist Group in New Mexico. Aaron has enjoyed over 30 productions of his plays all over the country, many of which are published and available on Amazon.com. He co-produced an evening of his own short works titled Almost Adults that met with tremendous acclaim including the Mayor declaring LGBT Theatre Day in Santa Fe on opening night for the first time in the city’s history. His recent play was a finalist for the Samuel French OOB One Act Play Festival and the Secret Theatre’s One Act Factor, both in New York. He is currently the producer of a bimonthly online LGBTQ+ short play reading series through his company Almost Adults Productions which has been bringing together talent and audiences from all over the world. Aaron is also a playwriting, screenwriting, acting, and film history instructor at Santa Fe Community College, a film festival curator, and has a private writing coach practice. He was proud to have been recently chosen as a fan guest host on Turner Classic Movies, in conversation with TCM host Alicia Malone about the 80s classic Crossing Delancey.

Healing Queen is a short super8 poetry film, retracing the depth of emotions through heartbreaks. It is part of a series named "Euridice towards the light", also inspired by the mythology of Euridice trying to grab Orpheus out of the darkness. The project gathers nine poems written by Pauline Raybaud, who will each have their own visual to it. This is the first of them. Interpreted by the actress Eleejah Noah, the visual poetry is deeply entangled with the overall poetical core of this project. Director: Pauline Raybaud Writer: Philomène Amougou Producer: Quentin Charpin Key Cast: Eleejah Noah

A young boy tries to follow a normal day, but things keep changing. The boy weirded out, tries to escape what he sees and tries to run away time and time again. Yet, maybe his delusion can be cured with acceptance Writer, Director, Producer: Simon Sepulveda Producer: Jose Fernando Sepulveda Producer: Luis Joan Alvarez Key Cast: Nicolas Claveijo Key Cast: Simon Sepulveda

In a desensitised world, a young man's encounter with a musical instrument sparks a rebellion against the oppressive Obelisk, exposing the widespread deception. Writer, Director: Sida Xie Producer: Thanh Nga Pham Producer: Sida Xie Key Cast: Nick Kennett Key Cast: Sarika Young Key Cast: Patty Glavieux Key Cast: Timothy Edhouse Key Cast: Maxton St John

Exploring and photographing the human condition is the major theme in my work. I attempt to connect with people and photograph their lives to document what makes them distinct as individuals. The stories are personal but they become my stories as I photograph and interpret through the lens of my camera, and their lives become my art. It is this attraction to lives that are unique and with a sense of vulnerability that drives my work. Lia: A Bodybuilding Story is the story of a female body builder, a woman with focus, determination, and the goal to participate in a pro tournament. My process is to embed myself with the subject in order to develop a trusted relationship and create a safe space where they are comfortable with me in their environment. For this project I began to photograph at the start of her training in June, 2022, spending many hours with her both in the gym and at other locations. Ultimately, I traveled with Lia and her husband to San Antonio for the competition, documenting her the entire time. Her career path is not something I was familiar with at the start, and in fact, I did not understand it. However, over time I began to respect her work ethic and develop a great admiration for her. I had to reconsider my cultural assumptions and stereotypes of the world in which she operated. It is the process of learning about other people’s lives and experiences that attracts me. It is also my story of the personal challenge to meet and work with strangers and find commonalities and friendship. I discovered parallels with Lia in her focus on training and my newly found knowledge of what her sport entailed, compared to my focus on the documentary work, challenges we both shared. This project has several themes. It is about the act of looking, not the male sexual gaze, but everyone looking and watching, with the mirror, the camera, and the computed being the other major characteristics. Our culture today demands that we observe and communicate via the internet and cellphone and Lia uses these to her advantage to tell her version of beauty and accomplishment. The story also asks the viewer to assess what they consider to be beauty feminine, and if is the same for everyone. Story, Producer: Susan Weiss Editor: Stephen Schaub Assistant Editor, Narrator, Story Editor: Eve O Schaub Sound: Stephen Schaub

A young man decides to commit suicide and throws himself out of his bedroom window. However, the impact does not kill him. The young man then undertakes a long and arduous journey back to his bedroom, while the outside world seems to ignore his plight. Writer, Director, Producer: Diego Marquez Producer: Manuela Todeschini Key Cast: Thomas Camorani Director of Photography: Elisabeth Staak

Aleena attempts to save her mother (Zara)'s life with help from a short term time machine. Over and over it fails but when she eventually succeeds, Aleena learns Zara has felt every single one of her deaths. Now in a rotting zombie state, Zara attacks Aleena, forcing her hand to violently put her mother to rest. Director, Writer: Charlie Langford Writer: Fatima Zahira Kahn Producer: Morten P. Bjerke Key Cast: Jacqueline Huang Key Cast: Ruchika Jain Director of Photography: Mariazenith Ibarra

Three ghost hunters investigate a house for their YouTube channel and discover something they never expected. Writer, Director, Producer: Christopher James Wallace Key Cast: Eric Gomez Key Cast: Chris Laird Key Cast: Tyler McDanniel Key Cast: Emily Kerby Key Cast: Brian Jeon Key Cast: Christopher Wallace

Two estranged sister's are forced to confront their past, when they are reunited by their late mother's final wish. Together is a continuous shot performance piece exploring grief, trauma, and sisterhood. Writer, Director: Savannah Betts Key Cast: Gemma H. Reynolds Key Cast: Savannah Betts

"When a wild night ends rubbing shoulders with the LA mob, a directionless college grad has to get his friend out of danger, or it’ll be her blood on the streets next." This is a proof of concept short film attached to a feature script. Writer, Director, Producer: Elijah Chandler Producer: Joseph Kresl Key Cast: Teon Kelley Key Cast: Emma Bruno Key Cast: Rebekah Galvan Key Cast: Akin Coley

A young school teacher reaches breaking point during her walk home and, with the help of her caring colleague, decides to finally face the skeleton hiding in her closet. Mary, a young school teacher in the UK, walks home after work. She is visibly distressed about an earlier argument over maternity leave with one of her colleagues. Her colleague, James, tries to console her and make her smile. It is evident that he likes her, but Mary seems distracted. After James leaves, Mary notices a young child playing with her mother in the park. The girl looks incredibly familiar and Mary leans in for a closer look. Suddenly, Mary’s phone rings and interrupts her train of thought. It is her mother. After a rushed conversation, she hangs up - stressed. Before Mary can gather her thoughts, one of her students, called Zara, taps her on the shoulder. Zara is with her mother, and the two women exchange in polite small talk before Zara and her mother head home. Mary sits down on a nearby bench. She is overwhelmed by her thoughts and thrown into a flashback of a conversation she had with her best friend, Olivia, when they were teenagers. It is clear that Mary has just made a difficult decision. Olivia tries to offer Mary support, but she is not interested. Mary shuts down the conversation. As Mary comes out of the flashback, she notices her colleague James is walking the wrong direction. The two of them start talking and James asks Mary out on a date. Mary explains she is not in a good place and, with a little coaxing from James, she opens up to him and shares the secret she has been carrying. She explains that she had a child when she was a teenager and gave it up for adoption. James’ maturity and understanding melts away Mary’s guilt and shame. Director: Josie Copeland Writer: Sarah Cameron-West Key Cast: Sarah Cameron-West Key Cast: Ross Bayliss Key Cast: Lucy Nicholson Key Cast: Anokhi Zagorski-Shah Cinematographer: Josie Copeland Editor: Sam Chapman

This is a 2D rotoscope animated music video for Anthony Frijia's song, "Charlie's Spaceship." The animation follows the journey of a young dreamer leaving everything on earth to follow his dream of making it to the moon. Director: Francesca Moore Key Cast: Billy Wright Key Cast: Francesca Moore Singer/Songwriter: Anthony Frijia