Serra Naiman

The edges of reality are blurred when a young man struggles to overcome a broken relationship.

Follows Ingrid, Ian and Ivy, three unique strangers who find each other in an uninhabited condominium. They discover they actually have a lot in common, and start wondering where they might be each other's salvation.

A dad’s inner existential spiral detonates mid–preschool parent teacher conference.

A revealing film about the vicious cycle of consumerism and the destructive power of hyper-capitalism. Can we break the grip of the system before it is too late?

An awkward cremations saleswoman swipes a burial client from her money-hungry colleague.

A desperate woman embraces dark measures for the sake of her only child.

An agoraphobic and washed up rock star is confronted by a nosy new neighbor and an imaginary nuisance pressuring him to leave his house and rejoin a life he both fears and has forsaken.

In WOODSMAN, young couple Alan and Lottie make do with what they've got: each other. After an accident has left Lottie bedridden and nonverbal, the two of them must find new methods to communicate, all while something enigmatic calls out to Alan from the other side of the nearby lake.

A consumer protection agent looks into a businesswoman who finds objects from her clients' childhoods.

A mysterious figure pulls time backward and a suicide is undone. What was broken is made whole, what was wounded is healed, and lives are restored. Having been pulled backward through time and made a witness to their own death along with all it caused, this person who gave up their life is forced to confront the hate they feel for themselves and the love they feel for their family. A fantasy story about depression, addiction, and the fragile hope of redemption. It's a symbolic tour of how our darkness, like a parasite, moves from host to host. It's a puzzle box with crumbs of detail and meaning that the observant viewer can sew together to deduce what more story there is outside of the frame. It’s an ambigram that unfolds both forward and backward—a fractured dream that, in the end, the viewer pieces together alongside the witness. The song—written, performed, and produced by Kai Straw—and the video—written, edited, and shot by him—comes together as a uniquely singular vision.

A composer meets with her composition teacher to help put the final touches on a new piece she is writing for string quartet.

Sally Greaves (played by Laurel Wong) is a formerly feral child, now a "reformed" "normal" woman, who makes a living speaking about her experiences at conventions, schools, and press events. After the death of her brother, she tries to live life under these unremarkable circumstances.