A young woman (Selma Blair) becomes a medical oddity when it is discovered that she is “empty”. She struggles with that emptiness, but can anyone help her?
For character-actor Andy Shrub, life means always playing the sidekick. What would life be like if he was a leading man? Somebody like…John Stamos?
The Internets Celebrities Dallas Penn and Rafi Kam go in for an investigative report on Check-Cashing. Themes explored include usury, economic instability, commercial banks and their profit line, and the cycle of poverty.
How to break up in 64 easy steps, as told from the insightful, dry humor of Lev and his lo-tech Tales of Mere Existence animated series.
All is not what it seems in this psychological, sci-fi thriller with top-notch acting and production quality.
Quirky and often evasive story about fighting the inner self told using a slew of different storytelling techniques.
From the mind of Bob Odenkirk comes this very natural comedy about two real-life friends, Derek and Simon, and their struggle to find love.
Winner of the MTVU Decemberists’ Green Screen Challenge, this short follows a young lady’s unnatural obsession with an old TV set.
In this post-apocalypic world, only two people have survived—too bad they don’t get along.
Beautifully shot film about a woman’s loss of innocence at the hand of the world.
The genesis of the Don Hertzfeld cult is this beloved stick-figure animation of an earnest guy who is consistently struck down by unsympathetic women.
Often we can’t appreciate something so close to us until it’s taken from us—such is the case in this film when as a young boy, Thomas, temporarily loses his sight.
This doctor has her work cut out for her as she struggles to resolve the conflicting voices inside the chaotic mind of a patient with multiple-personalities.
“Literary trailer” for the book by the same name, this short, produced by “Children of Men” director Alfonso Cuarón, mixes archival footage as well nifty motion graphics to dramatize the book’s thesis.
Wes Anderson gives us a glimpse into the dysfunctional relationship between a hotel hermit and his ex-girlfriend served up with Anderson’s no lack of quirkiness.
The young filmmaker struggles to write his masterpiece in this film that comically combines the story of Shakespeare in Love with endless Star Wars references.
Would you press this button for a million dollars? What happens when you press it? A classic moral dilemma unfolds.
Just another day at the High Times Editorial Office where real work is always difficult to accomplish and employees are fired for passing their drug tests.
Kristian Boruff documents how he found himself in the odd position of designing obscure puzzles that combine technology, pop culture, and history for a small but rabid base of fans.
Quirky, animated film from RISD student, Lizzi Akana, takes us into a bizarre world where despondent characters lack crucial features and monkeys strut with balloon heads.
Ambient sounds and near-abstract close-ups provide our window into the community rituals of a fourteen year-old girl’s birthday to a surprising end.
Fun yet violent animation that teaches us self-defense techniques (or attempts to) through everyday man, George—a character we all know well.
An angelic DJ is sent to remix a series of unfortunate events with the use of his trusty wheels of steel.
