The DocYard is Boston's premiere documentary screening and discussion series, showing over 20 films to date. Their mission is to transform an ordinary trip to the movies into a thought-provoking, community-building event — don't forget the popcorn!

Cartoonist Aaron Whitaker has been making mini-comics and collaborating on comic books for the past couple of years. He spent 2011 working on his first long-form book, The City Troll. Now, he's ready to share it with you!

Born from a past project involving a set of parody window signs displaying text like "Sorry, We're DRUNK" and "Yes, We're BROKE," this bold, beveled typeface by design studio Aesthetic Apparatus is ready to be transformed into a set of three overlapping fonts that anyone can own.

A mix between a board and card game, Conquest Tactics is a new strategy game set in the fantasy world of Yen Sen. First conceptualized when creator Andy was 10, he's been preparing Conquest Tactics for gameplay since 2009. Now it's time to vanquish your enemies!

Set for its world premiere at Sundance, Playtime, director Lucas Marales's short film inspired by Billy Wilder's People on Sunday, tells the story of everyday German kids going through adolescence. The film chronicles the emotional ups and downs of youth in honest tones. 

In one of her recent works, video artist Princess Dies scribbled on Fred Armisen's face. Now, she's taking her video magic to the next level through interactive installations inside Second Life, and a performance piece with Los Angeles avant-duo Lucky Dragons. 

Third-time project creator Shannon Gillen has something totally unique up her sleeve: an in depth, physical analysis of the international shipping industry. She's combining pre-recorded found sound and original texts with modern movements to tell a complex maritime tale.

A musical film written and to be directed by Belle and Sebastian's Stuart Murdoch, following an emotionally-troubled Eve whose music writing heals her mind and heart. Produced by Barry Mendel (Bridesmaids, The Royal Tenenbaums), this is one for the ages, folks!