While traveling through the Tohono O’odham tribal lands into the United States, a six-year-old indigenous girl (Amaya Juan) discovers a Hispanic migrant her age who has lost her father.
A stop-motion documentary that asks men one of the most crucial questions of our era: "What compels you to send pictures of your penis to non-consenting others?"
Two young lovers, Maya and Jules, are found wrecked on the side of the road after a party by a loner roughneck, Freddy. During rehab, their relationship falls apart, and Maya forms an unlikely friendship with Freddy.
A meditation on not getting married at 21, eating potato chips in bed while writing, and authentic arguments Byron has had with their exes; it includes gay ghosts for the nonlinear-haunted folx.
A series of meditations on photographs in which the filmmaker tries to grapple with his current psychological and physical state after a serious car accident that left him without a memory of the trauma.
Light, color, and sound are the ingredients of Acetate Diary a handmade, camera-less film on 16mm that is at once a document of serious bodily trauma and a beautiful series of abstract patterns.
There are spaces in this world wherein so many memories have soaked into the walls that it is hard to place these sites within a definite point in time.
During the height of political tensions in 1960s Berlin, a little girl is peacefully transferred from East to West Berlin by her family's effort and love.
