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In preda alla vendetta dopo aver scoperto la verità sulla morte di suo fratello, la rabbia di Mick scatena una rivolta esplosiva mentre cerca un'audace fuga dal blocco 13.

Set in the late 70s, this gritty and twisted film taps the physical and mental underpinnings of the meaning of the word "brother" in a way reminiscent of the best of late 70s grindhouse and early 80s slashers.

Sentendo la pressione dell'avanzata degli Alleati, Hitler lancia le sue armi segrete dando origine a un tipo di guerra che il mondo non ha mai visto.

A woman struggles to hold her family together in the aftermath of the national financial crisis. Winner: Best Feature, Glass City Film Festival.

The "overlooked" films are short subjective landscape films, which explore simultaneity: our simultaneous interconnection with and disconnection from the world around us and the events and elements we often overlook. "Overlooked 1" focuses on the abandoned structures in rural Ohio and the natural environments around them - artifacts left to decay.

Tempation, in the form a nondescript bag, forever changes the lives of six people. A catalyst, in the form of a soft-spoken stranger, follows the bag, moving our characters like pieces on a chess board. They would kill to know what's in The Bag. Once they find out, they'll kill to keep it a secret.

A young film student finds creative inspiration in her grandfather's stories about the Hasidic movement, its history, beliefs, and impact on Jewish culture.

An astronaut finds himself alone, back on Earth, but perhaps not the Earth he knows.

A view into the process of artist Zachary Armstrong and his latest body of work, "Grids Abstracts," through a conversation with Michael Goodson, Curator, The Contemporary Dayton. Zachary speaks about the process of creating large-scale encaustic paintings, the creative process, the personal nature of making art, and the origins of this body of work.

When left unhealed, the past can destroy our lives. When Billy Reid faces the aftermath a horrific accident, he finds that secrets lie within the truth. He is left with only memories, and memories hold the power to conceal the truth.

Bobby goes digging for something he's lost. Surrounded by doubters, he won't give up until he's found it.

A feature-length documentary featuring the independent Rock & Roll combo, Phantods. The film follows the band as they work to "make it" in the music business, and provides a view into the challenges and journey of independent creative artists. The filmmakers followed the band over a year and half, from event to venue, city to town, and into their own homes to capture this intimate portrait, culminating in a shoot at the historic Newport Music House where Phantods opened for national act Fitz and the Tantrums.

All Things Shining" is an experimental, intermedial, dramatic live cinema experience. At its heart, it is a story about humanity, as seen through the lens of a man facing his own mortality. The protagonist is Captain Matt Simon, an astronaut leading the first manned mission to the planet Mars. The play travels through time, providing a view into pivotal moments in the protagonist's past, juxtaposed and interwoven with scenes that make up the dramatic present. In this way, the play acts as a time machine, allowing the audience to travel back and forth in the character's consciousness and experience in order to gain a whole picture of the protagonist as a proxy and metaphor for their own lives.

Tim tries to win his ex-girlfriend back by recruiting Barb, the only women that will kiss him.

Professor Tom Burns of Ohio Wesleyan University is the Director of Perkins Observatory in Delaware, Ohio. In "The Astronomer," Professor Burns discusses the importance of mankind's understanding of its interconnectedness with the universe.

Set in the neo-noir/future-noir world of "the city," SERVED COLD is the story of Hank Grey, a man with a lot of irons in the fire, and haunted by a tragedy that took him to the end of his rope and beyond. A Faustian bargain, lust, betrayal, prophecy, hit men, crime bosses, and a whole bunch of twists. Hank is on a path for revenge, and we all know revenge is is a dish best SERVED COLD.

In a dystopian future, a young pregnant woman struggles with peace vs. patriotism.

CROSSING 6:30PM 4/8/2016 - This patient, deliberately paced video piece captures an installation at the Columbus College of Art and Design, Beeler Gallery on April 8, 2016. The subject is one of crossing at the physical point of death, and how it might coincide with what follows. A live male chorus performed an original piece of solemn, but secular music in a dimly lit space. The open echoic space mimicked a cathedral without the religious trappings. An impression of the immense was conveyed by empty white walls and a ceiling that disappears into darkness. There was only one image, an oversized Montana landscape containing a humble road cross; and one object, a set of performance risers along the back wall. The performance occurred only once, and was followed by empty space and the recorded echo of the chorus' performance.

"With 'Choose,' I wanted to explore the uncomfortable tension between good and bad, light and dark, beautiful and brutish; or is it the other way around, bad and good, light and dark, beautiful and brutish? You choose."

The "overlooked" films are short subjective landscape films, which explore simultaneity: our simultaneous interconnection with and disconnection from the world around us and the events and elements we often overlook. The subject of "Overlooked 3" Saltnes, an abandoned house on the island of Hrísey, Iceland, which has been left to the elements, its environmental context, and the natural elements that find a way to thrive in the decay.

The end of a relationship.

A view into the process of artist and his latest body of work, Mychaelyn Michalec, and "From A Basement On A Hill," "a new body of work by Dayton-based artist, Mychaelyn Michalec, consisting of embroidered "drawings" and deeply textured tufted rug "paintings" that conflate issues of craft and cultural value. Using her own family as her primary subject, she depicts those closest to her, illustrating moments of simultaneous disconnection and connection; the paradigm of the contemporary American family. This project was supported by an Artist Opportunity Grant funded by the Montgomery County Arts and Cultural District and administered by Culture Works."

"Kobresia: What Is" is a long-form experimental film or visual tone poem. This video is one element generated for Phil Garrett's performance art event/installation as part of the exhibition "Stage/Studio: Space Transformed" at the The Ohio State University's Urban Arts Space. In the installation, the film plays as both a part of a complex Isadora projection, and as the source video being fed through a network of technologies: from an iPod Touch, fed through a video splitter to vintage video equipment including a 1970 Zenith B&W TV, a Sony Trinitron field monitor, an oscilloscope, waveform monitor, and vectroscope.

Kobresia: There is an experiment in subjectivity. An early smart phone short, shot on the iPhone 4.

An exploration of the artist Curtis Barnes, Sr., his body of work, his lasting legacy and impact as an important figure in the history of African American art, and his work as a teacher who shaped the lives of many artists. Through interviews with his colleagues, contemporaries, friends, and his son, Curtis Barnes, Jr., the film paints a portrait of a Barnes, Sr. as a complex, giving, and true artist and human being.