A bounty hunter in a post apocalyptic wasteland is hired to track down an outlaw. But he's not the only one out looking for her, and the job is nothing like he expected.

Walt Whitman is one of the most important poets in American literature. His main work, Leaves of Grass, was written over a period of forty years, and describes human nature, society, and the natural world, both physically and philosophically.

A paranoid and lonely man pleads with his dogs to keep the front door closed, while trying to decipher hand written notes that he finds in his wall heater.

In "A Valley Without Trees," the lowly onion that burrows into the soil and spends most of its life underground is cast as an interpreter or potential sensory prosthetic that offers a different way of understanding (and perhaps communicating with) the land, planet, and cosmos in which it grows.

A mysterious signal from outer space elicits equally mysterious reactions from its listeners, from total bliss to violent death. This film comprises three parts: a 50s-style newsreel, black-and-white moving photography, and a psychedelic finale.

Scores of birds soar and swirl against a scrim of snowy mountains as puffins bob atop the choppy waters of an Alaskan bay in spring. Stony sentinels sit upon the surface of a sea in which one lone eagle governs an island of a thousand gulls and home's harbor is a melancholic drift.

The nature of photography is told from the perspective of a camera, but he may not be the most reliable narrator.

"Painted in silence, a sparrow’s dream invokes timeless harmonies. In the heart of the universal geometry, the seed of calm is formed." Otonashi is a philosophical voyage through inner and outer experiences of the human existence - an audiovisual meditation of futuristic transmutations about the Japanese Hannya Shingyō.

In this animated micro-short, a conspiracy nut finally grasps the truth.

A minute long short film about the expectations forced upon us by society.

Ezra is a street artist who feels time is running out to succeed in the art world. With an unhealthy obsession with social media he is followed online and encouraged to go around town, take pictures and repost work in exchange for likes. Ezra starts to do what this online personality wants pushing him into daring and dangerous scenarios.

After being hypnotized into a prophetic nightmare, a young man is haunted by memory, despair, and his own mortality.

Christopher Guest would be proud of this mockumentary about competitive Thumb Wrestling!