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Four queer and trans youth in New York City struggle to maintain their proto-utopian community against the outside world as their lives curiously merge with the 1980s German novel So Schön by Ronald M. Schernikau.

On an unseasonably hot November afternoon in New York, a young Japanese immigrant and his visiting cousin spontaneously decide to buy a live chicken to cook for dinner.

An auto-fiction under the eyes of a female Christ, a marriage as a step into the forbidden land of the holy, a lesbian poem in the language of the divine, a paean to the color red, the world's slowest rave.

Amongst fragmentary recollections of friendship and the sublime, two friends explore changing priorities in a world that may quickly be slipping away.

An original text by philosopher McKenzie Wark is combined with the exploration of her naked body. The story of her life intertwines with that of the Left, both haunted by death.

A dancer reflects on a recent injury. After a dramatic injury puts a professional dancer out of action for six months, she reflects on how our physical thoughts reveal who we are, perhaps even more than what we say. A meditation on authenticity, the creative life and facing one's own fears, Physical Thoughts is the document of an injury and a poetic distillation of wisdom for every artist.

On the eve of her 100th birthday, Carmen's grandchildren discover a treasure trove of 8mm films from her life during and after WWII. An exploration of memory, secrets and living to be 100, 'Oma' asks us to reflect on our own lives.

Susan is your average, single, 30-something New Yorker. She loves adventure. She goes on dates with strangers on the internet. She's dabbling in witchcraft. Excited for her date with "adventure-loving" Jonathan, Susan embarks upon a romantic bike trip in Upper Manhattan. However, what starts out as an idiosyncratically charming meet-cute quickly takes a bone chilling turn as the pair treads deeper into the woods.

New York City's 7 million trees make up a forest. This Forest of Ours is a celebration of everything that trees do for us, a visual poem to inspire us all to maintain and support this fragile ecosystem. Shot on 35mm.

A mother tries to support her son and his gender identity by inviting a stranger to dinner.