What A Wonderful Family

Homebody Nine-year-old Johnny sends his spirit into his babysitter Melanie and gets to be a woman for a day.

Betrayal at Attica On September 13, 1971 the State of New York shot and killed 39 of its own citizens, injured hundreds more, and tortured the survivors. Elizabeth Fink tells the story of the Attica prison rebellion, and how she exposed the cover up.

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Death Valley It’s New Years' Eve 2080 and Earth is uninhabited. A new-age radiologist travels from outer space to practice yoga in front of a desert sunset when an earthquake hurls her from a cliff.

Worse Than the Demon A short documentary following artist Phil Tippett, as he turns away from the commercial successes of Hollywood and delves into his 35-year-long passion project MAD GOD. Created as her undergrad thesis by Maya Tippett, the subject's daughter, the film chronicles Phil's journey as an artist as he commits himself to the subterranean stop-motion world of monsters, demons and mad scientists.

Upcycling Six directors, from South Korea, France, and Japan, pass along their perspectives on eco-friendly actions. A collaborative jam from Indie AniFest’s 2020 Relay Animation Project.

Sound Lab SOUND LAB is an animation inviting us to visit the interior of a colorful sound laboratory where little scientists experiment with different ways of making sound. In particular through the creation of wacky and playful musical instruments.

The Chimera of the Coast This documentary examines the problems of Uruguay's Atlantic coast in the face of a scheme to exploit the area's tourist resources that is not geared to sustainable development.

A Sip of Water From the co-director of THE ANIMAL BOOK, a Korean shaman’s reflections on the practitioner’s place in the world today.

Seen It! A marvellous menagerie of monsters, plucked from the imagination of Mr. P. N. K. Panicker of Kerala, India, a top-notch teller of tall tales. The nonagenarian Mr. Panicker has a lifetime of likely stories to share, and this batch – recorded on the sly by his son, SEEN IT’s creative director Suresh Eriyat, and animated by the talent at Mumbai-based Studio Eekasaurus – is a fine place to start.