Choy: The Making Of (United States) by Maxwell Johnson

When a student filmmaker turns the camera on his professor, Christine Choy, her eccentric behavior and unconventional wisdom force him to reconcile his ambitions with the ethics of documentary filmmaking.

Running time: 00:14:47

Plastic Glass (United States) by Mitchell Clark

Careening through a surreal day in the life of New York High Schooler Sonny, as he gets in a fight, does drugs with his friends, and meets an older woman after school.

Running time: 00:14:31

Still Here (United States) by Ava Solange

Set on a fall day in rural New York, Still Here. Follows Brooke, as she arrives at her childhood best friend’s home, a month after her suicide attempt. Determined to be supportive, Brooke overcompensates, offering tea, blankets, and rides to the store. Ellie, recently discharged from the hospital and newly returned to her parents’ home, resists being treated as fragile. As the day unfolds in tense silences and half-finished conversations, a moment of mistaken panic fractures the day, forcing both young women to finally speak honestly.

Running time: 00:16:13

Don’t F**k Up (United States) by Prakhyat Chouta

In the minutes leading to a film festival premiere, a publicist and an actor try their best to not f**k up

Running time: 00:16:39

The Sight Unseen (United States) by Shawn Antoine II

The Sight Unseen is a hybrid film revisiting the miraculous events of 1971 in the Bronx, when six-year-old Sharon Wilson discovered a glowing cross in her apartment bathroom window—a phenomenon that drew crowds from across the community and became a moment of collective awe and curiosity. Now, more than five decades later, Sharon reflects on her vivid memories, interwoven with the reporting of Amsterdam News journalist Melvin Tapley, who documented the story at the time. Through reenactments, archival research, and Sharon’s voice, the film constructs an evocative portrait of faith and uncertainty, illuminating how extraordinary histories survive even as those who lived them pass on.

Running time: 00:30:00