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In this stunningly composed meditation on space and human relationships, an adrift Iranian architect, a disengaged Japanese couple, and a Lithuanian mixed martial arts fighter search for connection in modern Japan. From the stylishly designed shops of Tokyo to a minimalist glass suburban home to a mysterious tree house in the woods, Greater Things reveals the strange places we inhabit, and how they can both unite and divide us.

Piqued by curiosity, a small cow is carried away in the mechanics of a destructive giant.

Two brothers use thoughtful interview fragments, pieces of art, and various family mementos to explore their father’s legacy.

An antiques dealer in London is obsessed with the wife of one of his clients and seeks out ever-more unusual collectible mechanical objects to be near her for longer.

Progressive ranchers are rejecting the practice of slaughtering large carnivores to protect livestock. Instead, they are using new technology and old methods of animal husbandry to coexist with carnivores

When two friends go Christmas shopping, things don't go exactly to plan.

Documentary about Bruno Schleinstein (Bruno S.) and his art, in which he experiments with a newly acquired laptop and scanner

The very first work of Majid Khadem as a student short film.

A drug dealer and his supplier are caught up in a satanic cult when they get stranded in the woods after escaping from the hands of a sheriff.

Two women find themselves trapped between life and death by a dark and mysterious machine. As they search for an escape, they must battle the Lures, a race of creatures determined to imprison them until nightfall, when the vicious Night Things come out to feed upon those who stray from the light. Soon they discover that their only escape is the evil machine itself.

In this fluid dance film, director Sophie Fiennes collaborates with choreographer Lucy Bennet to reimagine Stopgap Dance Company's performance piece Artificial Things.

A young boy's love for the piano offers escape from his parents disintegrating marriage and the bullies at school.

17 year old Kate Daniels is no stranger to the world of mental illness, but when the problems of those around her start to pile up, she realizes that maybe they aren't the ones she should be worrying about. After her sister is diagnosed with OCD, Kate and her family need to make some changes. Kate's journey introduces audiences to issues like alcoholism, depression, and finally suicide

Mari-Ann spends her days 'talking' to herself in her head to make working on a production line bearable. However, when Maddy, is assigned to work with her for summer, she discovers that Mari-Ann's refusal to talk to anyone hides a tragic secret.

Under a black sky a stretch of highway cuts deep into the forest. Bobby's car careens out of control and comes to a stop on the shoulder. He gets out to replace a tire when he hears the desperate cry of a girl out in the woods. Despite the shivering cold and the encroaching darkness, Bobby treks into the forest following the girl's voice who keeps crying when his legs go out from underneath him, something drags him fast deeper into the forest even as he screams and claws at the ground. He disappears into the foliage with the sound of crunching bones and flesh. Thus begins ALL THINGS. The mystery of the forest brings Claire, a college student, where she makes a chilling discovery about the true nature of Bobby's disappearance which will demand of her the ultimate sacrifice to save us all.

Alex, a travel-worn survivor in a desolate world, returns to his childhood home to find not only artifacts of his youth, but also the plague-ridden body of his recently deceased father.

People love going to the beach for lots of different reasons. The sun. The sand. The salt-water taffy. In this slightly wacky documentary, we consider all kinds of things that draw people to the coast: board walks, seafood, lifeguards, even metal-detectors and roller skates. From Nantucket to Venice Beach, people relax and bounce in the waves. From the Outer Banks to Oahu, beachgoers bring along their fishing gear and hope to catch some dinner.

Certain things you remember. These are two of them, remembered by my father, as we drove north on S. Las Vegas Blvd in November, 2011. (Mark Toscano)

A man with a brain condition that prevents him from ever knowing more than thirty-seven things must fight to retain his most precious memory in our information-dense world.