In a self-effacing attempt to save his father from a death by deterioration, a young man enlists his curmudgeonly boss and Kelis to perform a song, and a miracle.
A retired NFL linebacker is recruited by a corporate firm to maintain order in their office, in this classic short mockumentary from the writer-director of Dodgeball.
Retirement is for people who work, not for people who live. David Friedman’s short but inspirational portrait of inventor Ralph Baer.
An adolescent boy, who serves the Austrian Military Forces, experiences homosexual feelings towards one of his comrades. It’s their last night at the Austrian-Hungarian border, socially isolated and armed with loaded weapons.
Overlaid on top of images of hyperkinetic traffic, a familiar narrative is told in a novel way—through text messages.
Two jihadists bump into each other at a small coffee shop and bicker over who’s “special day” it is in this dark satirical comedy.
Experience nostalgia and nervous anticipation as these Norwegian girls say goodbye to the good times and anxiously await their uncertain futures at the end of the school year in this music video for Norwegian electronica artist, Torgny.
A man sets his inner mustache free and finds himself in this Tribeca “Pitch Your Film” contest winner.
The film Roger Ebert declared should win the Oscar, this video essay is a homage to Vertov’s classic, “Man with a Movie Camera”.
Before he became household name, Jason Reitman created this clever comedy about a couple looking to iron out a few details before they hook up.
A woman enters a cafe only to find its diners in complete silence. Then… a man breaks into song. It’s a surprising, genre-bending film nominated for an Oscar in 2004.
An Oscar-nominated film about a copy shop clerk who accidentally duplicates himself and sets off a chain reaction of unintended consequences—filmed from 18,000 photocopied frames.
