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A man pursues his dying wish while battling lymphoma, joining pioneers of the green burial movement in conserving habitat and revolutionizing the funeral industry.

A cult of killers resurrects a pagan goddess that feeds on the burnt flesh of lovers.

Wanderlei Silva, Fighting for PRIDE: Wanderlei Silva will showcase this legendary fighter's greatest matches, which naturally includes some of the most ferocious knockouts in mixed martial arts history! Also featured, a trip to Silva's hometown of Curitiba, Brazil to see the man outside the ring, both with his team and his family.

In May 2016, Christopher Caldwell - better known as Bob The Drag Queen, won the incredibly popular TV show "RuPaul's Drag Race". This documentary covers both his life and career before, during and after the show as well as a comedy special he did in June 2016.

Inspired by the final paragraph of Joyce’s story ‘The Dead’ – but in no sense a recreation of that paragraph, or even an interpretation of it – this film was shot at various times of day and in various climatic conditions in a graveyard in Maine. The shooting took two winters and the editing one spring. All superimposition was done in the camera. The blue quality of the middle passage was achieved by using ‘indoor’ film out of doors. During the editing, the film evolved from a more-or-less realistic evoking of a graveyard in winter, into something more abstract – the sort of thing that might be called ‘Fugue in Orange and Blue’. The film is very silent. —William Wees

With the help of popular movie stars, this documentary tells the coming-of-age story of a young Asian-American actress navigating the convoluted and narrow paths of Hollywood.

After losing his job at a restaurant as a chef/cook an ambitious man struggling to find work turns to an alternate lifestyle to make ends meet.

Two young girls find a severely injured man while playing make believe in the forest. M is for Make Believe is a short film for the ABC's of Death 26th Director Competition.

A visit to the grave of an old friend becomes an otherworldly nightmare for two mourners.

When she realizes her partner has gone missing, an addicted, corrupt cop must piece together clues to find him before he’s offed by his kidnapper.

A married couple go on a road trip to rekindle their marriage, leading to disastrous results.

Horror anthology.

The Black Audio Film Collective’s seventh film envisioned the death and life of the African American revolutionary as a seven part study in iconography as narrated by novelist Toni Cade Bambara and actor Giancarlo Espesito. The stylized tableaux vivants that memorialise Malcolm’s life referenced the early 20th century funeral photography of James Van der Zee’s The Harlem Book of the Dead and the elemental static cinematography of Sergei Paradjanov’s The Colour of Pomegranates.

In the Hollywood's studio system, sets and equipment were used over and over again. Maybe this is why movies seem to have a dream logic today. A feeling of déjà vu as if we have already been there - and sometimes we have.

An eulogy to growing up in freedom with its ups and downs. The director, Sara Bonaventura gives us an insight in radical pedagogy and Emilia Reggio's experience based education, which she is a strong advocate for.

The film explores the complexities, repression, and criminalization of social movements fighting for land and ecological restitution in Eswatini (formally known as Swaziland), Mozambique, and Zambia.

Nothing says Yuletide ambiance like a gorgeous oscillating fan. Keep the holidays cool with a soft, electric whir: the ideal backdrop for family fun!

A playlist of 11 ecology music videos. The majority of songs are by the late singer-songwriter-poet Walkin' Jim Stoltz who hiked over 28,000 miles through the wilderness. Songs about habitats, rivers, buffalo, pikas, bears, trees, prairie dogs and bugs.

A married man finds himself accused of murder when his wife is found bloody and dead in their home after a particularly vicious argument, however there are others who may be responsible for the crime.

A filmmaker's reflections on the afflictions of his uncle. An attempt at picking through the rubble of a life marked by mental anguish.