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A true account of how God forever changed the life of a police officer who was battling alcoholism, depression, and devastating loss.

One Second at a Time is a documentary about addiction and recovery, told through the story of Christine Ortoll, a young woman who fought, and ultimately lost, a ten-year battle with mental illness and substance use disorder via overdose.

An animated short about a miserable man stuck in a very bad job with untrustworthy machinery and angry bosses. Created by animator Tim Searfoss, the film is a madcap fable of alienated labor drawn in an expressive sketchy style. The unnamed working man mans a machine in an insane factory full of impossible mechanical flourishes and a labyrinthine infinity to it that reminds me of the futuristic hellscapes of Tartakovsky's Samurai Jack. And while there's a simple plot at work, it drives home an important idea about the costs of mistreated labor and the ways in which misery, unlike wealth, tends to flow downward.

As Hannah stalks her husband and his mistress, Hannah has a choice to make: will she take revenge, or forgive and let go?