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The iconic work of artist Geoff McFetridge is everywhere. But this film is more than a primer on his career - it's about the choices we confront in trying to lead meaningful lives, and how we use our most precious resource: time.

Robin Wiltshire, un inmigrante inspirado en la iconografía del viejo Oeste hollywoodense, encuentra su propósito y redención a través del arte de entrenar caballos.

Ethan King is a 15 year old from Michigan whose dream is to give soccer balls to kids all over the world. "Pass the Ball" chronicles Ethan's most recent trip to Mozambique with professional player Neven Subotic. Ethan and Neven not only donate new soccer balls but share how soccer can help cross borders and foster community.

You may not have heard of Jonathan Hoefler or Tobias Frere-Jones but you've seen their work. Before their recent split, they collectively ran the most successful and well respected type design studio in the world, creating fonts used by everyone from the Wall Street Journal to the President of the United States. Font Men, gives a peek behind the curtain into the world of Jonathan and Tobias. Tracking the history of their personal trajectories, sharing the forces that brought them together and giving an exclusive look at the successful empire they built together.

David Carson is arguably the world's most well known graphic designer. All For a Few Good Waves is a short documentary portrait offering a raw glimpse into the life and work of David, an uncompromising genius, who refuses to be anyone but himself. After a career as a top ranked pro surfer and high school sociology teacher, he rose to prominence in the 90's after art directing Transworld, Beach Culture and Ray Gun Magazines before going on to start his studio. With no formal design training, Carson took the design world by storm, upending conventions and breaking traditional rules he didn't even know existed.

Across the Field is a documentary examining the lives of Ohio State University football fanatics. The film is a balancing act between the negative and the positive that people put themselves through in order to prove their allegiance to a team. From the intense riots to the tailgating rituals, it's a look into the spectacle and hoopla surrounding the game and the fans that live it, twenty-four hours a day. The film was shot over the course of four days in Columbus Ohio leading up to one of the biggest football games of all time. The number one ranked Ohio State Buckeyes faced off against their arch-rival, the number two ranked Michigan Wolverines - the latest installment of a rivalry with Michigan that spans back a hundred plus years. A rivalry that ESPN has called the greatest in all of sports. These are the best damn fans in the land.

On the outskirts of New York City, a young Latvian boy is taught how to box by his father in this short film about family, childhood, perseverance, desire, and finding one's own path.

Explores the actions of Plamen Goranov, a 37-year-old construction worker and artist from Varna, Bulgaria who set himself on fire as a form of political protest.

A documentary short that shares the story of a young girl from the south with the dream of moving to New York City. Unexpectedly, her dream turns into the reality of high class escorting.

Seventy-five year old Ruben Pardo is the oldest elevator manual operator in Los Angeles. For six days a week over the past 40 years, he has helped the patrons of the Art Deco marvel at 5514 Wilshire Blvd "up and down" while enlightening them with positive musings on the simple joys of life. Congrats on 40 years Ruben!

The Collector is a film about one mans obsession with collecting Ohio State University football memorabilia and it's effect on his life and family.