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After drunkenly agreeing to let Kev build him a stone wall for his upcoming milestone b-day, Kent is surprised and frustrated when a pile of stones shows up to his house, and work on the wall begins.

Jim and Dave, a dad and a step-dad, have trouble bonding during a 3-day weekend upstate with their son, Branson.

Three young actors. Two families. One role. Aspiring actors and family friends; Ruby, Sterling, and Katie, all receive a next-day audition request for the same role. They each must film a "self tape", aka a do-it-yourself-at-home audition. With only 12 hours to submit, they have no choice but to accept less than ideal help from: an over-dramatic stage mom, a frustrated and nit-picky father, a fellow child-actor, and perhaps the most challenging of all, a mom who knows nothing about acting. Between strict deadlines, a corny script and familial squabbles, tensions escalate. Will this be their big break or break down?

Three girls drive around Hollywood without paying much attention to the road.

A young post-grad passes time during the pandemic while unable to secure a job. He spends his time submitting applications, exploring the land, and finding meaning in a new-found hobby.

Desensitized by their virtual millennial existence, Rose and Teddy are driven to sugar dating in order to gain wealth and access. What begins as a fun fueled game-turned-compulsion of meeting rich "Daddies," soon turns dangerous as dollar signs and app ratings give way to blood money and body counts. This sardonic femme tale is based on the true lives of the creators.

A young man is pressed to help his older brother rob a rural farmhouse.

A mother takes her minivan through an automatic car wash, drives home, scoops up the mail, pulls into the garage and kills herself. She leaves behind a husband (Dad), a daughter away at college (Riley), a set of teenage twins (Caitrin and Eli), and a dog (Leadbelly). Eli (Eli Rubenstein)-- by all accounts a normal teenage boy -- just wants everything to go back to normal. When the family dog goes missing (and nobody else in the family seems to care) he searches for her because somebody in this family has to try to hold this all together damnit. Caitrin (Caitrin Gallagher) did everything first. She was born first. She got her license first. She found out about her dead mom first. She's sick of it. If adulthood is as full of lying and loneliness as it seems, Caitrin wants nothing to do with it. Riley (Annie Brennen), the ambitious aspiring actress, never planned on returning to the suburbs except for a quaint Christmas every couple of years between film shoots. Little did she know her dad would ask her to move back home to fill in for Mom. She's thinking about taking up yoga. Among the whitewashed fences, mailboxes, and manicured lawns, a despondent family deals with the drudgery of grief and their growing detachment to each other-- all through the eyes of their depressed dog, Leadbelly.

A brother and sister reconnect during a hike to one of their father's favorite train watching spots. While there they encounter several people who remind them of their dad, who has recently passed away.

A flailing Artist and her petulant Muse host their premiere original photography exhibition attended by incensed critics and peers from their art world past.

How to live a long life filled with regret.

"The screening event for a debut indie feature gets turbulent. Allie Viti and Zach Schiffman present "Blue Summer," a purported document of the technical and natural disasters that occur during the screening of their first feature film. Amongst a sold-out audience of eager indie film watchers, everything, hilariously, begins to go wrong. Video files fail, Q&A's meander, and, above all, NYPD reports the emergence of a sinkhole. Seemingly orchestrated, "Blue Summer" offers some cheeky jabs and observations on indie film scenes and their cultural display. With an entertaining fly-on-the-wall POV, the film also monumentalizes the essential NYC underground space, Life World, which recently announced the unfortunate news of its closure." -Jinho Myung, NoBudge.

John Wilson takes us on a walk from Brooklyn to Manhattan.

A young man speed-runs through a series of personas in a manic attempt to find himself.

When Brent finds out his girlfriend Seana killed herself alongside her ex-lover, his life spirals downward, finding out through old friends and flames that maybe Seana had the right idea.

After getting on the "dance cam" at a professional sporting event, a man loses his mind and sense of reality.

On a double date in 2013, Wade wants to vlog on the beach and make some memories with his friends.

A L.A. couple takes a shortcut down a steep staircase while playing a question-and-answer exercise designed to rekindle intimacy, but find that some questions may be better left unanswered.

A short documentary about the filmmaker's mother, Vonnie DeLong.

A peculiar relationship develops between a mukbang youtuber and her editor.