A short documentary exploring the lives, deep friendship, and resilience of six Black West Point graduates against the backdrop of America's War on Terror. Filmed remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic and the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, the film blends intimate remote interviews, archival military footage, presidential speeches, and personal photos. It chronicles their time at the United States Military Academy, deployments to Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, and South Korea, and transitions into successful civilian careers and graduate school. Notably, the documentary highlights the group's diversity by embracing its LGBTQ+ members. By celebrating profound male bonds, Black Knights challenges traditional narratives and preconceived notions about who serves in the U.S. military and what military service means for America.

orange mundanity perched on a wall

A student caught up in xenophobia rediscovers the history of his border and, together with his classmate, embarks on a journey through memory that transforms his prejudices and replaces hatred with brotherhood.

Something close to our hearts.

In ’But You Won’t Notice’, the director embarks on a journey of self-discovery, unveiling the raw beauty of vulnerability and the transformative power of acceptance. Immersed in her emotional odyssey, she navigates trauma and self-discovery, revealing the healing journey of her inner child.

77 Hours is a psychological thriller and political drama set across the nights of January 8 and 9, when Iran's streets become the scene of one of the darkest and bloodiest crackdowns in recent memory. Unarmed and unprepared, ordinary people are trapped in chaos, gunfire, fear, and death. At the center is a man who is not a hero prepared for battle, but an ordinary person forced to survive in an inhuman catastrophe — surrounded by wounded civilians, security forces, and collapsing memories. Through a tense, intimate narrative moving between streets, hospital corridors, hidden spaces, and broken recollections, the film explores survival, sacrifice, guilt, silence, and the fragile line between truth and fear.

A man goes into an audition.

Watch the electrifying and intense journey of the nationally recognized Purple Marching Machine from Miles College—an HBCU in Fairfield, Alabama—as the band prepares for the 2025-2026 season.

A girl enters in a new boring job in a distopian Bogota. She finds out that she can find a new way to make the job easy but it brings her consequences.

A found footage voyage with the galaxy's greatest genius.

On a forestry road in the foothills, gravel biking becomes the method and process for making paper.

A simple overview into the fabric of a cotton leaf.

After a teenage boy arrives for a private lesson at his teachers home, a series of unsettling discoveries—and a mysterious mute neighbor desperate to communicate—lead him to suspect his obsessive teacher is playing a deadly game with his students.

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Tizón (y escarbillos en los ojos)

The High Schooler's Blog

A bout of lucid dreaming presents a tired student with the ability to vent his built-up frustrations on his friends in increasingly cartoonish ways.

An obese man dreams of brighter tomorrow.