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A bold portrait of misguided youth as they learn the cruelties of life in the American Midwest.

A young girl and boy discover friendship and love after their respective home lives force them to seek solitude in one another.

Accusations of guilt turns a father into a fugitive, leaving his son to find and bring him home after struggling to put the pieces together.

A pragmatic film exploring the bond of family and brotherhood, tainted by the American war in 1861, as remembered by a dying man upon a visit from his grandson.

Melancholic is a foreign 1930's dream sequence revolved around the memory of a french woman. The piece is driven by heavy cinematography and poetic voice overs.

An introverted, college expellee is forced to move in with a deadbeat, middle-aged hustler who attempts to educate him on the intricacies of city living.

A wandering mother, her wandering son, a widower musician, and a lonely granddaughter all cross paths following the Vel' d'Hiv roundup of Jewish persons in France, and must come to terms by letting go of their old lives.

A boy's love for the stars teaches him about the reality of life on earth.

After a family tragedy, Morgan Browdy is uprooted to his estranged grandfather's struggling farm. In a dying town ironically named Blessing, Morgan must confront his past, navigate a budding romance, and find redemption on the football field. As he fights to lead his underdog team to victory, Morgan discovers that healing, hope, and second chances can bloom in the most unexpected places.

A lust for patriotism severs the bond between a young boy and girl from different heritages, at the terminal close of World War II: the spring of 1945.

Thomas, a religious man who has lost his faith in God after the death of his wife and daughter, confesses his doubts to a local priest when he finds himself split between coping with his separation from his family and his separation from God.

After the loss of his father in the plague that was the American Civil War, a young boy must learn to wade the waters of life, facing struggles that seek to define, and destroy him.

Amidst the crucible plaguing Europe in the winter of 1943, thousands of French Jews have been sent to concentration camps via the Vel' d'Hiv roundup, with the exception of a young girl named Fleur. Hidden within the confines of a shoe closet in a Catholic boarding school, she struggles with her identity, taunted by the sounds of peers whom she is barred from meeting. "Fleur" is a meditative study on the bond between a young girl and her protector, her bully, and the microcosm that is a boarding school in the midst of Nazi occupied France.

After receiving word that Alan has been wounded in war, Avery must find in herself the strength to hold together the family who has accepted her, while combating the rising trepidation of her love never returning home.