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The reflections of a boy who shares a room and a childhood with his gigantic brother.

My Witch Roommate focuses on a young woman and the daily grievances she endures by having a witch and her pet goat as a roommate, until a scenario presents itself and shows her that there might be some benefits to her situation after all.

I wrote and directed this small documentary when my younger sister Michaela returned home from college unwell. She spent a week at home before my small family drove her back to the school she wished to continue to attend. It's vagueness speaks to my family's desire to keep elements of their lives private and the comfort they find within the dynamic. I am an English and Film Studies undergraduate student at the University of Missouri-Kansas City and this was my final project of the Spring 2020 semester.

A young boy tries to remember what happened one fateful day that has scared him for years. The scars and suppressed emotion have conjured parts of him that force him to except what he has done,

A young Jewish man, Aaron, mid-twenties, has returned home from the war in Iraq to find his wife, Sarah, on her deathbed. He finds the strength to go on living as he's faced with yet another tragedy, the impending death of his little girl, Irene, diagnosed with terminal cancer. Grief stricken, the young father's love triumphs, to bring sweetness and magic to Irene as a little princess during last days on earth. This film depicts the strength of human spirit and compassion, the beauty of faith, love and the heart of family.

Joined by a team of ghost hunters, a filmmaker returns to a house where, as a boy, he heard a strange noise. Was it a ghost or just his imagination?

Live action adaptation of the play that actor Imai Masayuki conceived, authored, directed and starred in before succumbing to illness in 2015. The story questions the meaning of living through the lives of people with learning disabilities. Directed by Narahashi Yoko, who also directed Imai's most famous work The Winds of God. Masato (Kabira Jay), who has a mild learning disability, commits a crime to protect his wife Sakura (Nanami), who also has a learning disability. He's at a loss and heads on a journey to Ise Grand Shrine, where he was supposed to visit with Sakura, but along the way he meets Reiko (Sumire), who reminds him of his wife.

Internet TV pioneer Josh Harris' 1993 premonition of the Singularity.

A vengeful father hunts down his daughter's boyfriend on the Fourth of July.

Transitional times in their lives for three young men.

A young island girl dreams of a mysterious haggan, or sea turtle, that sends her on a quest to investigate the sea turtles that nest and swim near her home.

A young woman bruised by the city, seems incapable of escaping her destructive lifestyle. But when she gets beaten up, the experience leaves her shaken and forces her to rethink what she's doing and how far she has strayed from the freedom and innocence of her childhood.

Father is based on a real life incident of an engineer from J&K's PwD Department who fulfils multiple responsibilities in his life. He is a husband, father and above all - a sincere and honest citizen. The film captures the struggle of a father who'd go to any length to achieve the dreams of his child while maintaining his duty towards the country. Father depicts the patriotism of a common man who fights for his country. There are also some light elements in the film portraying a typical middle class husband-wife relationship, their love and their tiffs. A father is not just protective towards his family but also towards the entire society that he lives in. Some terrorists use the Father to create havoc in the atmosphere that the family hails from. Father always sacrifice his dreams and how his honesty is disturbing the corrupt people and how they trapped the father. However, he stands like a protective rock and saves everyone from the evil intentions. The Father in true essence .

Shot without sound, this is little more than a series of soft-core vignettes strung together via narration. Not a highlight in the careers of NYC sexploitation filmmakers Michael and Roberta Findlay.

A 6-year-old boy begins living as a girl during kindergarten; a 10-year-old, born a boy, lives as a girl; a transgendered 16-year-old takes testosterone injections.

Andy and his friend Doodles find a baby on their doorstep and decide to care for it, but they are later accused of kidnapping it.

Ted is riding for Pa Martin against Cooper in the big race. When Cooper has his men capture Ted, Peggy overhears them and sets out to free Ted in time for the race.

Oswald the Rabbit puts on a concert for a group of barn animals - but when they discover that he's miming to a record of his idol, Paul Whiteman - they boo and shun him. Oswald wanders off in shame to hang himself from the nearest tree and is stopped by none other than Whiteman himself who happens along in his car. The two begin performing music using parts of the car which leads to some highly surrealistic setpieces (dancing tools - a hood ornament that does an Indian dance, etc.) This rare and whimsical cartoon was used to promote THE KING OF JAZZ and makes reference to same.

A top race-car driver leaves the sport to get married and settle down, because his new wife doesn't want him to race anymore. However, not long afterwards his wife takes their infant son and leaves him to go to San Francisco. The husband gets word that his son is seriously ill in San Francisco, but he has no way to get there. Just in the nick of time, however, the racer's father-in-law just happens to have developed a new car for a cross-country race--to San Francisco!

Mary Lou is excited because today is her older brother Sonny's birthday. Sonny wants a motorcycle, but his father has decided to buy him a dog instead, mainly because he himself wants to have a dog that he can take hunting. After a dispute with his father, Sonny leaves home. As he walks along a railroad track, he finds a frightened lost dog, and soon he begins to feel differently about dogs.