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A middle-aged American tourist finds herself alone in Mexico City. When she encounters a group of young Americans, she jumps at the opportunity for a little adventure.

An atheist actress attempts to convert to Judaism to marry the man she loves.

A cyclops strangles a man and chases a princess through a forest. In a theater workshop outside of Florence, students Giorgia and Lorenzo act out their dreams and childhood traumas, as teacher Alba pushes them to confront their inner myth.

A young man finds himself alone in his hotel room with a full bottle of vodka when his repressed memories begin to resurface and take control.

Through the lens of Renaissance epicureanism and indulgent luxury, Black is Beautiful serves as both a social commentary and fantastical escapism.

Working in her Bronx studio, artist Firelei Báez creates a series of paintings that draw upon the rich folklore and colonial history of the Caribbean, where she was born and raised. Exquisitely detailed and vibrantly colored, Báez's paintings of dramatically shape-shifting figures assert the power of the female form and challenge fundamental ideas around beauty and agency. Shot primarily on film and featuring original choreography inspired by her paintings, this film is a portrait of an artist in creative transition-like the figures in her work-and in constant motion, traveling her surrounding Bronx neighborhood as well as to her glass mosaic commission at the 163rd Street-Amsterdam Avenue subway station in Manhattan.

An established genre author, becomes obsessed with the vivid nightmares of his young son and turns to them for inspiration.

Alessandra Belloni, a tambourine player visiting Tropea, who once collaborated with Fellini, shares ancient songs with an instrument maker from the region. Francesco's son, discusses how to preserve the musical heritage of Calabria.

What starts as a disappointing birthday party evolves into a mini-documentary about the central philosophy of clowning.