Ian Faria

In this experimental documentary, a comedian’s break-up leads her to a surprising journey with a community of LARPers.

Douglas' profoundly normal life is thrown into chaos when something starts rearranging his furniture.

A girl dressed like a tree tries to find her way home. “Tree Girl" begins with a spot-on replica of a makeup tutorial video, complete with flashy editing and thumping background music, about how to make yourself look like a tree.

A surveillance breach exposes a secret animosity when four friends discover hidden cameras at their Airbnb in Los Angeles.

An anthology film inspired by late-night public access TV. Featuring six comedy shorts (live-action and animated) threaded together from various creators, hosted by faded Hollywood starlet Ruby.

A washed-up comedy group learns what it really means to kill.

Four teens nearing their 30's go into the woods to summon a being from another world. Things take a turn when one of them comes back changed.

Three siblings invite an Argentinian man to spend the day with them at their pool.

In 2009, four friends living in Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania, document their attempt to record a rap album over the course of one eventful night.

Nicole wants a coffee coolatta.

A docu-fictional look at the antics and conflicts behind-the-scenes of a Brooklyn alt comedy group across the pond.

A 500 million year-old extraterrestrial named Claywoman and her colleagues discuss media strategy.

A short documentary covering three reenactments of an alien abduction.

During the 2020 BLM protests, a white protester loses his head trying to corral a group of fellow demonstrators.

A man lives in a restaurant where he also works as a waiter. Ian Faria and Edy Modica direct “Waiter Movie: The Short,” a hilarious and oddly endearing portrait of a New York waiter who chops it up with patrons just as well as he waits tables.

Rebecca comes home from work one day to find her TV is missing. Detective JW Bond arrives on the scene to find out what happened to Rebecca’s TV. Together, they find more than what they bargained for.

A struggling commercial actor camps for a month, occupying himself with historical research, following the timeline/locations of Joseph Smith’s life. But as financial troubles seem to weigh heavily on him (and his Domino’s Pizza commercial has still not aired yet), a dramatic detour is taken in order to get his life (and the film) back on track.

An interview with Cecelia Condit about her film 'Possibly in Michigan'.