Gillian Harrill

A stop motion story of the first fish to walk on land. 85 million years after, homo sapiens land on the moon, and that fish is in the fuel launching their rocket.

Left a sex store by her recently deceased uncle, asexual Zora teams up with asexual aromantic Ember to run it. Problem is, it's a front for the mob.

Aaron Ponzo has been in many bands throughout his life, but without music, he would probably be a jock. This documentary follows a local musician through his quirky daily life in Tucson, Arizona.

In an alternate reality where people make art through sexual reproduction, a woman gives birth to a painting everyone else thinks is ugly.

An inside look at a movement: "Sally" is a collective that brings many youth creatives together on the San Carlos Apache Reservation in what is now considered Arizona. The film follows Gio and other indigenous creators asking what it means to dream in the desert. Following the death of one of Sally's founders, Xen, Gio comes to terms with how their movement has explored their collective identity in skateboarding, tattoos, heavy metal music, and clothing design.

Why are our neighboring states so far ahead of Alabama when it comes to renewable energy? For decades Alabamians have “thanked God for Mississippi”, but that sentiment ends when we consider our right to choose our own sources of electricity. A few simple policy changes could remove existing barriers and voilà! Alabamians could have more options when it comes to where their electricity comes from. It’s time to stop taxing the sun and fight for Energy Freedom!