A historical fact rolls by like clouds.

Using love letters tucked in bootleg DVD menus, a gay Iranian recounts his first relationship and its end.

A retired teacher confronts some unexpected emotions as she struggles through the discomfort of a heatwave.

At a screenwriters' pitch event, a vengeful writer turns the tables on an arrogant studio executive, ordering him at gunpoint to pitch a good story or die. As the clock ticks down, the exec gets a lesson in truthfulness and storytelling, but will he learn in time to save himself?

Two friends drive to a secluded forest and experiment with hypnotism, which triggers vivid dreams and serpentine hallucinations.

Precious Sarria and her family experienced housing insecurity for over two years. After transitioning into housing, they documented their lives to raise awareness for the rising homelessness in regions surrounding Silicon Valley.

The Length of Day is a collaged essay film that tells an emotional history of socialism in the United States.

In an ancient Chinese fable, The Peach Blossom Spring (桃花源记), a utopian world is described as having “neatly arranged residences (屋舍俨然) ”. Looking at a China modernized, are we back in such a wonderland, or is this high-speed train impelling us to somewhere else?

The bystander leaves after whispering, "they say an accordion could never talk to a white horse."