Brian Zahm

Photosynthesis takes the viewer on a 3D journey in the form of a 1960s perceptual art-inspired experience.

Wanting to fit in, a recently divorced mother pressures her nine-year-old son to make friends at their new local pool’s “End of Summer” party. However, her plans backfire, embarrassing both of them, and they end up more alone than before — until an unlikely neighbor steps up

A nude artist's model waxes poetic in this satirical look at ego in the art world.

I, An Actor is an experimental mash-up constructed entirely of Ryan Czerwonko’s authentic audition tapes. The film satirizes an artist’s existential struggle via an actor who fights for survival in the belly of the entertainment beast.

Cat Daddy feels completely betrayed when his cat, Charles Lickens, runs away. Naturally, the only solution is suicide. “It’s meow or never…”

Aubrey “Choc” Muldrow grew up in a religious family on the Southside of Chicago and knew he was gay from an early age. In this sensitive portrait, he discusses the taunts, threats, and violence from his family, his church, and his neighborhood; his attempts to deny his sexuality; and, finally, his moving past to accept himself and live his own truth.