Burnt-out new mom Sofia steals time-traveling sunglasses to skip parenthood's tough parts. But when her "highlight reel" leaves her empty, she must face reality-or be caught by Charlie the time travel junkie who she stole the glasses from and wants her device back.

It is August 1977 and Elvis Presley is dead. The domestic violence movement has just started to slow burn across the country, spotlighting abuse, long since kept secret. Amidst the turmoil hope seems to break on the horizon. But for one Mother and child, is escape truly possible?

The story coincides with the battered women’s movement – when domestic violence was just being truly recognized in the US.

SUMMARY OF PROJECT:
The film delves into the harrowing reality of how this cycle of abuse can persist across generations until someone bravely chooses a different path. At its heart, the story explores the intricate bond between a mother and daughter as they navigate the challenges of surviving within a violent household. Through their unwavering support for each other, they confront the harsh realities of their situation and grapple with the decision of whether to break free or remain trapped in the cycle of abuse. The film's conclusion leaves room for interpretation, inviting audiences to contemplate whether the characters have successfully escaped their circumstances
or merely dreamt of doing so. It serves as a poignant reminder of the resilience of the human spirit and the power of hope in the face of adversity.

Natalia, a young burlesque hotshot accustomed to headlining, is shocked and slighted when the headliner spot goes to Momma Money Button, an elderly showgirl. Adding insult to injury, Momma requests Natalia help strap on her high heels for her. Seething, Natalia kneels and fastens a worn set of ballroom shoes onto the old lady’s feet - and leaves one of the straps unbuckled in a plot to sabotage her unlikely nemesis. But Natalia soon learns that the old lady is an Old Legend and is not easily thwarted once she steps on stage.

Two women living with disabilities in Mexico face challenges, yet find ways to love and care for each other.

A betrayed woman hires a divorce lawyer, who seems to be the perfect man. Is he too good to be true?

Burned out on dating apps, a hopeful romantic woman gives love one last shot—only to find her latest match might be perfect in all the wrong ways. A darkly comedic tale of modern love and digital obsession

Based on a true story set in Depression-era California, 13-year-old Betty Cooley copes by escaping into her imagination through her books. When her mother forces her to sacrifice school for work, she longs for a life beyond the confines of her impoverished home. But everything changes when she uncovers a mysterious family relic that she believes holds the key to her freedom.

As Betty's defiance of her circumstances grows, and her thirst for truth is piqued, her veil of innocence is lifted. She learns about the painful experiences endured by the women in her family, the exploitative nature of the powerful landowner, Mr. Hoover, and the realization that her father is not the hero she believed him to be. Guided by her wise Nana, Betty learns the relic is not magic, but rather a long-held reminder of shame within her family.

Determined to stand up for herself and her lineage, Betty finds her voice in a world that is trying to silence her.

A grieving woman lies on her bed in a very beige studio apartment. A dated clock radio wails at her and gives her the inspiration she needs to get up. As she moves through her morning ritual, we discover she's afraid to leave her house, and has built a community from the inanimate objects in her home. The coffeemaker and the lamp keep her company in an isolated world. Then the doorbell rings. It's her daily food order, delivered by someone new...A big hug of a man who lights up her whole heart. After he leaves, she is gripped with fear: what if he doesn't bring her delivery again? She is faced with the choice to let him leave her life forever or walk through her sadness into the real world.

Britt Henze, an artist from San Francisco, California, paints under the moniker Lady Henze. This micro doc explores her journey through addiction, survival, and creative rebirth. Focusing on themes of duality and identity, Henze reflects on how her art and personal story now inspire others on their own paths.

Petite Aurore creates a bridge between the world of the dead, dreams, memories and childhood. The song was composed to give tribute to a premature departure for the afterlife. It evokes mourning in the form of a fairylike childhood song.
In a major key, the voice and the many percussion instruments plunge us into a gentle dreamlike world that brings magic and fire to the listener's heart.