Washed Away
As a village disappears due to heavy flooding, memories are revived.
Waterlogged
A climate scholar confronts the haunting reality of his research as surreal environmental catastrophes unfold around him, blurring the line between his personal despair and the global human experience. The story dives into the psychological toll of inaction, asking whether hope can be found amid the rising tides of collective negligence.
We Are Kings
Two best friends, Lin and Walid, pirate DVDs at Lin’s mom’s Chinese restaurant. Lin’s crush, Amber, walks in and Lin, embarrassed that his mother is a waitress, awkwardly navigates around Amber’s probing. Unexpectedly, Amber pulls Lin out of the restaurant to go for a drive. Lin leaves Walid and his mother behind and finds himself on a ride that he’s not ready for.
We Want the Funk!
WE WANT THE FUNK! is a syncopated voyage through the history of funk music, spanning from African, soul, and early jazz roots to its rise into the public consciousness. Featuring James Brown’s dynamism, the extraterrestrial funk of George Clinton’s Parliament Funkadelic, transformed girl group Labelle, and Fela Kuti’s Afrobeat, the story also traces funk’s influences on both new wave and hip-hop.
What’s the Deal with Birds?
A trailblazing young birder sets out to answer the age-old question: what’s the deal with birds? When a strange bird offers her answers, things begin to take flight.
Whose Woods Are These
Created frame by frame from over 500 feet of woven fabric, this animated short reimagines the mysterious disappearance of the filmmaker’s great-great-great-great-grandmother, Julianna Hofrichter. Through textured imagery and poetic visuals, the film invites viewers to explore themes of memory, transformation, and the threads that connect family and place.
Willow and Wu
Finally receiving a day off after being recently dumped, young and anxious assistant Willow is ordered to aid the elusive husband of her high-powered boss with an unusual task.
Wizard of Oz, The
Since a little film called “Wicked” has become one of the biggest films of the decade, we thought we would go back into the archives and show this classic film from 1939 for audiences to enjoy on the big screen. Young Dorothy Gale and her dog Toto are swept away by a tornado from their Kansas farm to the magical Land of Oz and embark on a quest with three new friends to see the
Yellow Daisy Butterfly
Cheri-lee is inconsolable when her Granny Daisy dies. As Daisy ascends, she sees Cheri-lee’s grief and returns as a little white egg that transforms into a butterfly. A metamorphosis that mirrors Cheri-lee’s stages of grief.
Yellow Light
Red Light, Green Light, a children’s game, affects the routine of a girl who rushes with her dog to reach her destination.
Yesterday, I Dreamt About
Yang struggles to fall asleep. Within days, with an expired visa and a heart full of disappointment, she must leave New York City. As she packs away her professional dreams and plans goodbyes from those she loves, Yang’s dreams and reality blur.
You Are Not Alone
Little does Leo know that a mysterious taxi driver will jeopardize his blossoming romance with Rita, a young woman he’s falling in love with.
Young King
Inspired by true events, “Young King” follows Diondre Howell as he re-adjusts to civilian life and struggles to cope with the scars of the Iraq war. As he faces the profound challenges of reintegration, the toll of PTSD, and the barriers that veterans face, he increasingly becomes a threat to those he cares about the most—his family.
