In his desperate search for a new sound, 1970s rock star Billy Chapman isolates himself in his mansion, only to unleash a sinister force that becomes his dark collaborator.

Isadora Moon, half fairy, half vampire, totally unique! Isadora is every kid who has ever wondered how they fit in. Her mum is a fairy and her dad is a vampire, and she is a bit of both. Life as a fairy vampire offers the same challenges, opportunities and adventures that all young children experience- a visit to the dentist, a school trip, a birthday party, a family holiday. Of course an Isadora adventure always has a unique fairy vampire twist; floating cloud cars, moody mermaids, a vampire talent show, a melodramatic live-in ghost, messy glitter dragons or a visiting alien glow sprite. Just like her human (and witch and wizard and fairy, and vampire and mermaid!) friends, Isadora strives for self-acceptance – whether it be showing bravery, helping her friends, taking responsibility, or accepting her limitations, Isadora learns that she is capable of much more than she imagines. Attending human school surrounded by her diverse classmates, Isadora is able to balance and celebrate the fairy and vampire sides of her cultural inheritance and find a new way through challenges every child faces -and quite a few that are unique to fairy vampires!

A motley crew of promiscuous individuals find themselves forced together in their very worst nightmare: the local STI clinic. Opening up farcical truths and mind-altering revelations, they're catapulted towards a climax of excruciating consequences...

Jujuman follows the story of Mani, a south east London gang leader who is forced to rethink his attitudes towards morality when he is confronted by a mysterious vigilante African witchdoctor who appears to have placed a Juju curse on him contrived to put his mothers life in danger. Mani must make a choice, leave the gang world behind or face the consequences of the curse!

Flight Animals is an existential Swedish full length feature film in the classic Bergman style, about a couple who participate in a silence retreat as a last attempt to save their crumbling relationship. We follow estate owner Karl and his pregnant girlfriend Nathalie during silent meditation, where the boundary between fantasy and reality slowly dissolves. Could this new form of communication force the couple to confront each other anew?

Winner of "Best Feature Documentary" at the 2024 Interrobang Film Festival, "Heart Sisters" tells the story of two girls, ages 6 and 2, from separate families who formed a close bond while living in a pediatric hospital as they both awaited life-saving heart transplants. Alongside their emotional journeys, this hour-long documentary takes viewers into the operating room and shares insights from medical professionals on all that goes into coordinating a heart transplant. The epitome of independent film, “Heart Sisters” was directed, produced, written, recorded and edited entirely by one person and is the debut feature-length film from Christopher Phillips, a self-taught filmmaker and photographer.

Iveta is a young chick with a very tough attitude from the eastern Slovak city Trebišov. She likes to hang out at the local pub with older men, play poker and drink “borovička” (an exclusive Slovak drink). She lives only with her mother, Diana, who spends most of her time in church and prays for her daughter. Iveta is a beautiful woman. Everyone can see it, only she herself can’t. She gets into trouble easily, even if unintentionally. Her destiny is changed by the visit of talent scout Ivan who offers her a dream job in the capital. So begins her great adventure. The beauty from Trebišov is coming.

As a result of tensions between the United States and Cuba, Cuban Americans have experienced exceptional identity and relational challenges that have persisted throughout their lives. Cuban Americans have remained cut off from their homeland, yet they continue to keep it psychologically present. Based on Dr. Rose M. Perez’s research employing the ambiguous loss framework, the film educates viewers on the historical and political backdrop leading to the post-1959 exodus that continues to the present day through the personal stories of Cuban Americans depicting how they cope with the loss of homeland and family separation. Through the interviewees' voices, this documentary tells the adjustment stories and coping strategies Cuban emigres employ. This film will become an effective tool for caregivers, educators, and researchers to understand, on an emotive level, the depth and longevity of this traumatizing loss. By demonstrating the effect of Cuban Americans’ lifelong struggle with separation, the stories told in this film increase awareness about the “Ambiguous Loss of homeland” and suggest practical strategies for coping with this chronic, traumatic type of loss.