Josh Begley

They're Here is a horror film that follows Edén Villa (pseudonym) and anonymous Minneapolis residents as they evade and resist the paramilitary occupation of their city. Told in the tradition of dystopian cinema, They're Here is set in a winter landscape where masked agents abduct children, residents travel in trunks, shackled prisoners are loaded onto airplanes within eyesight of vacationers, and bicyclists track the movements of an invading force.

Edges of Ailey cuts through performances, interviews, and additional archival material and weaves through social, political, and cultural conditions that shaped the world famous choreographer, Alvin Ailey. [Overview courtesy of Kya Lou]

Constructed from footage of every regular-season concussion in the NFL this past year, this film transforms these collisions with terrifying balletic grace.