A young woman returns home from her grandmother’s funeral. As her day unfolds, she begins to feel the magnitude of her grief when a spirit transports her through moments from her childhood. In every simple thing she does - cooking, watching TV, even brushing her hair, her Lola (Grandmother in Tagalog) is with her.

12-year-old Liv is the star of her middle school soccer team and its only girl. When she gets her period in the middle of playoffs, her best friends, Zora and Priya, have to help her find a pad so she can get back on the field and play. Along the way, they find an unlikely ally in a member of Liv’s all-male team.

Forward Is a Pace is an inspiring look at the inaugural Every Woman's Marathon, a race for women, from the perspective of five participants. More than a running story, it’s a celebration of resilience, purpose, and the strength found in movement. From first-time runners to seasoned athletes, these women challenge outdated definitions of what it means to be a runner—proving that pace is personal, and progress is powerful.

"Letter from a Strange" is a short 2D animation that explores the delicate interplay between two colleagues working in a large library. Despite the absence of an apparent connection, the story highlights how their actions impact each other's mental health, subtly revealing the concept of "hidden violence" in contemporary society.

When troubled Joy forms an unlikely bond with rebellious Kat and discovers who her new friend's secret boyfriend is, her own past trauma starts to resurface. She's faced with a difficult choice of either saving her friendship or saving her friend.

As the Revolutionary War brews in 1700s Connecticut, all the Mohegan men decide to fight alongside the colonists, but it had always been the Mohegan women who decided these matters. As more and more change appears to be on its way, the Mohegan women fear how many more rights might be taken away.
(This film was honors Samuel Ashbow Jr. the first Native soldier to die in the Revolutionary War, and the sacrifices of all our Mohegan soldiers)