Cinematography: Bart Cortright

Direction Ricky D'Ambrose

Cast Keith Poulson · Tallie Medel · Bingham Bryant · Madeleine James

Plot David sends a postcard to his roommate Todd from Milan, saying Madeline is already settled in. Upon his return to the US, he visits his parents, is handed a cheque,...

Direction Graham Swon

Cast Elena Burger · Dennise Gregory · Ayla Guttman · Alexa Shae Niziak

Direction Joanna Arnow

Cast Joanna Arnow · Scott Cohen · Babak Tafti · Alysia Reiner

Plot A mosaic-style comedy following the life of a woman as time passes in her long-term casual BDSM relationship, low-level corporate job, and quarrelsome Jewish family.

Direction Hamish Linklater · Lily Rabe

Cast Vanessa Hudgens · Ed Harris · Lily Rabe · Finn Wittrock

Plot Set in 1983, in the fictional town of Owl, North Dakota, the story centers around three intangibly connected residents—Horace, an old man who spends his afternoons reminiscing better times from...

Direction Ricky D'Ambrose

Cast Monica Barbaro · Brian d'Arcy James · Cynthia Mace · Geraldine Singer

Plot An only child's meditative, impressionistic account of an American family's rise and fall over two decades.

Direction Graham Swon

Cast Deragh Campbell · Hannah Gross · Peter Vack

Plot 1930's, somewhere in the American Midwest: a former child-prodigy writer Barbara moves to the countryside with her pulp-fiction scribe husband Richard where they become entwined in a love triangle with...

Direction William Cusick

Cast Joel Garland · Jordan Carlos · Janel Smietana · Michael Vaccaro

Plot In a hyperreal combination of live action and animation, an unhinged musician preoccupied with self-mythologizing daydreams struggles to release his first album after 15 years of recording songs alone.

Direction Peter Vack

Cast Chloé Cherry · Dasha Nekrasova · Betsey Brown · Ian Dylan Hunt

Plot Psychedelic technosatire feature about growing up in captivity.

Direction Eugene Kotlyarenko

Cast Peter Vack · Dasha Nekrasova · Ivy Wolk · Vishwam Velandy

Plot A sexless couple, paranoid about the status of their relationship, embraces surveillance, spying and performance as a means to fall in love again, in this absurd, high-concept comedy.