Irritable Bowel

A young woman's ghost investigates the mysterious events that led to her own murder.

Survival Skills is a lost police training video from 1988, which tells the story of Jim, a rookie cop who gets in over his head when he tries to resolve a domestic violence case outside the law.

Seb works the graveyard shift at the donut shop and is visited by a ghost from their past.

A woman's day unravels when she accidentally gets trapped in her duvet cover.

After getting into a fight with her ex-boyfriend, Aimee gets into a car accident with her high school English teacher, Anthony. Anthony offers her a place to stay after noticing that she lives in her car. Anthony's follows the rest of the day that they spend together, while comparing both of their obsessive personalities and tumultuous lives. It deals with awkwardness between old "friends" and the taboos of being intimately alone with someone you may remember but don't actually know, while also exploring how technology can enable obsessive behavior.

A couple in 1930s Hollywood play a high stakes game of backgammon

In 2023, Miley Cyrus launched a social media video series to promote her single “Used to Be Young”. It features Cyrus doing a retrospective look on the last 30 years of her life, with candid commentary on her career evolution and childhood.

A single, uncoordinated father teaches his 5 year old daughter how to steal in order to help him learn how to dance.

Two people go on a date and fall in love and everything is perfect

Cops from the future investigate an unsolved murder mystery. The case? A Halloween party in the desert crashed by monsters, ghosts, and creepy killer guys.

A lonely, internet addicted neurotic orders a gimmicky calendar from TikTok hoping that it'll inspire him to take charge of his life. But it completely backfires, sending him into existential despair and dangerous obsession.

An anxious man fights off distractions as he searches for a video to rent.

From the director: "I set out to look at a case of police surveillance and infiltration, to listen carefully to the songs and signs of a secret society, and in the end, I turned towards the study of a life. I uncovered a book that was kept at the club in 1914, and in it, a poem about the author’s special friends: sea snails. When faced with ostracizing opprobrium and hate, it is moving to remember so many of us turned in solitude toward Nature, and to the Sea."