Underworld U.S.A.

State of Consciousness Nightmares and reality become indistinguishable to Stephen when he is forced to take medication for a psychological disorder he doesn't have. To regain his sanity and get back to his normal life, he sets out to escape from the institution he has been trapped in.

Ochin Pakhi Shom and Dip are in a relationship but their relationship faces hardships due to societal norms. With love, they overcome these struggles. But Dip has been diagnosed with AIDS and their relationship goes through a lot of ups and downs.

Queen Bitch and the High... “Queen Bitch and the High Horse” is described as a “cautionary tale,” one that centers on town sweetheart turned corrupt public servant Penny Banks. Banks, an ambitious, larger-than-life woman whose passion for civic duty rivals that of her love for horses, rises the ranks of city hall and turns the town into her personal piggy bank. She goes on to embezzle millions to fund a show horse empire that would take her from the podunk rodeo circuit all the way to the winner’s circle in Kentucky.

Singular: The Queen of S... A short film that traces the journey of trans model Archie Singh, who is one of the first successful transgender models in India. It captures her struggle right from childhood to adulthood and her eventual success in the modelling industry.

The Seven Five The Seven Five is based on the 2014 documentary of the same name from director Tiller Russell and producer Eli Holzman. That film centered around a corrupt NYPD precinct in the '80s and its ringleader Michael Dowd, who was arrested in 1992 with a handful of other dirty cops who stole money and drugs. He served 14 years in prison, and his arrest exposed widespread corruption among the New York police force.

Are We There Yet? When two contrasting personalities are thrown into a new world of constant cohabitation, under the creeping clouds of mortality, they are left to navigate through an important life decision together - revealing the truth of their relationship to a parent figure.

Quest An urban story of a woman who discovers that her husband is homosexual.

Time Again When he finally succeeds in building a time machine, Griffin must go back in time to fix the moment that's haunted him his entire life in order to win back the girl of his dreams.

The Story of Dirk and Ch... High in the Appalachian mountains, two descendants of an advanced opossum civilization innovate a thinking machine from the knowledge of their ancestors. The survival of their friendship and culture is tested by the power that accompanies this technology.

White Stones Piedras Blancas (White Stones) depicts a herd of 3,200 concrete orbs crashing through the desert. Without any special effects, Miguel Ángel Rios filmed these astonishing scenes on location in Mexico's state of Morales over several months to compile hundreds of shots, some only a few seconds in length. Art in America called this artwork "a cinematic tour de force". Each handmade orb is roughly the size of a grapefruit. In groups, their movement evokes a migration or an invasion--ambiguous behaviors that Rios offers as symbols of the historic intermingling of cultures across the Americas. Rios asks, "Are we witnessing some kind of game, or is it a catastrophe in the making? The viewer is placed in an all too familiar situation: that of witnessing the rapid unfolding of events (often catastrophic) that remain elusive, beyond comprehension."