A sprawling music video tribute to the many oddities of Ohio, featuring robots, pickles, and the Mothman on drums.

To avoid the loss of irreplaceable ice cores, scientists and workers at The Ohio State University’s Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center seek funding from the university to renovate their facility while continuing their world renowned research.

A film about a Cat, a Human, and three stuffed animals

Each day, Mr. Passenger is drawn to a new direction of travel crammed full of adventures.
Throughout all the journeys he has taken, humour and the absurd give rise to many questions and discoveries.
This series involves a set of adventures, with an itinerant-thinker as its protagonist, that are rich in detours and shortcuts, and where nonsense determines the routes and broadens horizons.

Today, Mr Passenger decided to escape the routine of the city.
He sets off in search of shapes that might surprise him.
Things only change if we extend our boundaries.
Mr. Passenger is fascinated with shapes and clouds constantly shifting and never repeating each other.
Suddenly, he spots a whale …

After a tragedy Andrzej is trying to move on. But revenge stands in the way of life. Only one question remains - a shotgun or a hammer?

In 1978, The New York Times transitioned from typesetting and classical printing to computerized layout marking the end of letterpress and printing as a profession. Just under fifty years later, however, printing presses are still operable and used to create. As you watch the classical printing process in this media archeological short, we hear from an older gentleman who experienced the end of the industry and was instrumental in the preservation of the equipment, process, and the medium itself, as well as a younger woman who found printing in the modern age and continues to keep the form alive.

Motivated by a poster in her hospital room, Ave Lee, embarks on a journey of recovery. She finds her inner warrior to overcome the mountain of doubt that confronts her.

An animated music video about a raccoon on a spiritual journey.

Created in 2018 in Ohio, On Board(hers) is a series of contemporary dance workshops and performances led by French choreographer and dance scholar Lucille Toth, designed for individuals in migration situations and settled immigrants. Over the past six years, On Board(hers) has conducted approximately fifty workshops, engaging around 200 immigrants. This documentary captures the journey of a group of immigrants in France during their transformative workshops in 2021.

a "Bachelor" parody, featuring heartthrob Carter as he competes against MDW for the hand of Kenzie, the bachelorette. However, MDW isn't just another guy, but a 30-foot-long-death worm. Will Carter be able to find the true love he's been looking for?

A rich woman picks up a male prostitute and asks for more than what he usually sells

Hikari, a 20-year-old man, lost his eyesight at a young age and, although successful surgery restored his vision, he is unable to perceive colors. Guided by the photographs of Shomei Tomatsu, a renowned photographer representing post-war Japan, Hikari travels to Nagasaki. There, he is invited by a self-proclaimed revolutionary, Tomobe, to participate in the production of a documentary film, leading Hikari to trace the remnants of war in Nagasaki and Okinawa. Along the way, encounters with resilient individuals like Amy, raised hearing war stories from her grandmother, and Itosu, who deeply loves Okinawa and his family, lead to a significant shift in Hikari’s life.