This amazing collection of shorts highlights the cinematic talent in our own hometown. This collection is a snapshot of beautifully crafted stories that make us all proud to be San Diegans.
No Place Like Home: Local Filmmakers – 91 mins Read More »
When a power cut ruins Ruby”s bedtime routine, she finds herself haunted by some unwanted guests. The only way for Ruby to get a peaceful night of sleep is to confront her visitors.
Night of the Living Dread Read More »
In the 1940s, virtuoso tap dancing duo the Nicholas Brothers performed a dance routine so beautiful, so athletic, so SEMINAL, it prefigured hip hop dance by three decades. Contemporary dancers Les Twins, inspired by their story, bring this iconic routine out of the shadows, creating a modern incarnation of the groundbreaking original.
Nicholas Brothers: Stormy Weather Read More »
This is a celebration of a woman with Dissociative Identity Disorder who has survived human trafficking rings in the US.
Nice To Meet You All Read More »
In 1965, seven year old Anna Boreman sets off on a six week road trip across America with her estranged, traveling minister father in search of forgiveness and Autopia.
This film celebrates the memory of Molly Steinsapir, a 12-year-old with a deep and creative spirit, who tragically lost her life in February 2021. Her extended friends and family came together to fund, produce and animate a poem she wrote for a school assignment – ”Where I”m From” – as a surprise for her Mother,
As recent immigrants from Korea, Min-ju and her mother struggle to navigate and adapt to their new American society.
One windy day, Louis the sheep finds a paper crown and thereby becomes Louis I. King of the Sheep. He addresses his people, tames nature, initiates festivities, separates the sheep by color and decides who gets to do what. Things go their royal ways. At least until the next gust of wind.
Louis I. King of the Sheep (Louis 1er Roi des Moutons) Read More »
When the Soviet Union collapses, an enterprising art teacher imports thousands of Russian paintings to rural Tennessee. After years of collecting, his own mortality comes to the forefront and he must decide how to handle the unknown value and future of his expansive collection. The documentary takes the audience on a tour of the mysterious
