Carter Ward’s feature debut Step Back, Doors Closing is a quietly engaging two‑character drama that unfolds over the course of a single day in Washington, D.C. Built around an unexpected encounter bet...
Aaron Strand’s feature debut Withdrawal is an unflinching portrait of two young artists attempting to break free from heroin dependency over the course of a single night. The film centres on Viv, play...
Rich Ronat’s debut feature, The Clutterbucks, imagines a sharply divided America in 2075, decades after political tensions have escalated into a second depression and civil war. The nation has fractur...
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The Turtle is a tender, late‑night portrait of a couple navigating the fragile space between closeness and emotional drift. In under ten minutes, the film captures how silence, longing, and unspoken t...