Sweet Potato is a story of discovering how we want to be loved. Emilia’s relationship with Tarron is fiery and hot, but is it quite right? When her female friend, Sam, opens Emilia’s eyes to acts of love and tentativeness she’s not experienced before, what she wants from relationships is called into question. Fragments of memory are intertwined and battle one another as Emilia enters an inner conflict that sings of the early twenties experience and a young woman’s first steps of queer discovery.

Across multiple splitscreens five couples have sex with each other for the first time, with all the accompanying awkwardness that seldom makes it onto the silver screen. They try to hide the smeared lipstick, hairs on tongues, floppy bellies and tears of pain or joy that lead up to their climax, sooner or later or not at all. A carefully choreographed, tragi-comic sex film without boobies or behinds.

AIR, WATER, EARTH, FIRE
These are elements that as we know, each contribute and are necessary to life. This story gives voice to these elements, sharing their grief and pain to what is happening to them and the world as a whole.

“THE UNKNOWN” takes place in this high-tech society where everyone is oblivious to their lack of privacy and freedom. A young man runs into a woman who is reported to be dead-causing him to fixate on finding the truth. In an unexpected place, he discovers a secret surveillance system that is being run by i-Tech. He becomes their new target, and his only hope is to escape.

Rosa is navigating the balance between family and career, knocking out software code from home, looking after her young daughter Maisie, and preparing a healthy meal in time for her husband’s return from the office. One night at dinner when Maisie's comments raise tensions at the table, Rosa discovers that her daughter has developed unusual abilities that threaten the harmony of her perfect family, and the world at large.

When a Pakistani immigrant with big dreams of making it as an actor enters into a green card marriage with his privileged American friend, they get in over their heads as they scramble to move in together and prepare for their upcoming interview with the U.S. department of immigration.

MATKA / POLKA [MOTHER / POLE] is a meditation on what it means to be a woman in today’s Polish society. As a collection of stories – all verbatim – from waiting rooms, gynaecology chairs, abortion clinics, and bedrooms, the documentary bears witness to everyday acts of patriarchy and systemic violence. Adopting a poetic visual language, MATKA / POLKA breaks the taboo around the experiences, emotions and identity of Polish women who have faced the country's strict reproductive policy and social prejudices to make decisions about their own life and body.

Marva Henry, attorney and Brooklyn resident, examines the challenges that she encountered in the labor and delivery rooms of New York City. Dr. Dána-Ain Davis provides context regarding how Marva’s experiences have historic roots. The film explores whether social mobility leads to better birthing outcomes for Black women, or whether this belief is a myth.

An empowering documentary set out to inspire change by calling out toxic sexism in geek culture.

After an out of the blue (and hilariously bizarre) text from her childhood BFF, Serena takes her boyfriend on a heartwarming--and occasionally unbelievable-- journey through a friendship that colored, defined and maybe even saved the girls' adolescences. Someone to Carry You pays homage to friendship, eccentricity, nostalgia and the miracle of finding your very first soulmate.