In for the Kill

Our Feet Are Rooted "Our Feet Are Rooted" is a documentary about government sponsored land grabbing in Northern Uganda and the non-violent techniques community members are using to fight for their ancestral land.

En Suite En Suite offers an emotional glimpse into the personal lives of a seemingly happily married couple following a radical bi-lateral mastectomy and reconstruction. Shot using a single, stationary camera, the months following the procedures that ensue, are seamlessly revealed exposing the loving and often difficult challenges this devastating diagnosis elicit.

Responsive Caregiving Tips for parents/ caregivers on how to effectively communicate with their children about the COVID-19 crisis and how to improve their children's mental health.

Nure hada irezumi o shib... In the year of Japan's defeat, Kenji returned from the battlefield with nothing but his body. He then reunited with Kosada, who controlled the black market, and was taken care of by him. Kenji had a girlfriend named Misuzu, who he had even promised to marry before going to war, but her whereabouts were unknown. Kosada told Misuzu that Kenji had been killed in the war, and Misuzu was raped, tattooed all over her back, and forced to perform in a pervert show.

@ghostkingdom A dead cop, a federal inmate and a summertime boyfriend embody the fantasies that haunt an adoptee as he embarks on a virtual journey to unearth his paternal roots. Social media messages and online relationships come to life as he yearns to humanize his phantom father and connect with his ancestral ghosts. Based on real emails, voicemails, texts and Facebook messages from an adoptee’s true search, @ghostkingdom reveals the significance in understanding one’s roots, connecting with one’s biological relatives and accepting one’s truth.

The Boxing Kangaroo The Inkwell Clown battles a boxing kangaroo.

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Burning the Village Having a baby is the most joyous time in a woman's life. It can be. But for the over 600,000 women who suffer from a perinatal mood disorder, that joy turns into a nightmare. Burning The Village is a film about the darkest side of motherhood. It tells the story of three American families who suffered varying degrees of a postpartum mood disorder and raises awareness about the prevalence of what is often simply called postpartum depression. Burning the Village outlines warning signs and symptoms and strives to offer help to those suffering…all in the hopes of building stronger villages of support for new families in America.

Ama'ara - the Song of th... One woman's journey to save - and love - the whales. Enter a world of transcendence in AMA'ARA – The SONG of the WHALES. Spiritual singer and healer Marina Trost follows her calling to cross oceans to save the whales and create a new, loving relationship between humans and these majestic beings. Through channeled music and mesmerizing cinematography, we feel Marina's passion and how she connects intuitively to the whales’ beauty and majesty. Spirituality, sacred song, and healing flow beyond time and space. In this cinematic meditation, we uncover song as a vehicle to our own transcendence. This film is a powerfully poetic love song for our troubled times. (ILLUMINATE Film Festival 2021)

We Are Nature We made this short film under lockdown conditions throughout the pandemic of Covid-19. The film argues that policies are not enough to prevent a future outbreak. We need a paradigm shift in how we view nature and the rest of life on this planet. The film was made remotely via zoom, a fact made clear in the style of the film. Our speakers appear on screens, which we filmed from inside our homes. Each speaker offers a different perspective on the origins of the pandemic in the ways we see and value nature. If humans can’t escape their connection to the natural world, it’s time for a better one. The health of us and the planet depends on it.