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A mexican chef meets her love interest in an american man.
Internet as a victim facilitator for sexual slavery underage hitmen, infant labor workers under inhuman conditions, dysfunctional shelters, collateral victims and distraught families are some of the topics engaged by The Wild Dance
Marisol is about a 20-year old Mexican woman in Texas who discovers a devastating family secret. Marisol encounters Jimena, a 16-year old recent immigrant from Mexico, who Marisol tries to shelter from deportation. Marisol is a quietly powerful film about taking meaningful social action.
In a near future where climate change and artificial intelligence affect the way humans live, Alba bonds with the android Nina, her nurse in a modern nursing home. But one day technology malfunctions, and dark secrets are revealed.
A story about the transformative friendship between four young kids experiencing the fun and torment of living in a rural town, while questioning and exploring their sexual identities.
Vivid interruptions of sound and images fragment the psychic landscape of a 38-year-old woman who becomes obsessed with the social media presence of the young woman who broke up her relationship. The latest entry in Chew and Durand’s ongoing examination of the embodied experience of our hybrid online-IRL existence, 38 mines contemporary life’s nuanced exchanges between longing and looking, voyeurism and the desire to be seen.
After moving into his "safe space", Dino encounters simultaneous events that would challenge his deepest yet most difficult desire--"coming out".
“Dialing for Dingbats” is a light hearted romantic comedy. The film follows the adventures of nerd Randy, who, unable to score a girl in the real world, tries his hand at a ’900′ party line number.
