From the acclaimed Ross Brothers comes a brand new lyrical and lovely doc following three young brothers from the West Bank of New Orleans as they cross the river on the ferry and spend one night in the wonderfully storage and wild world of the French Quarter. Now in release!

When Malcolm and Sofia's latest graffiti masterpiece is buffed by a rival gang, these two determined Bronx teens must hustle n scheme for revenge 'n glory. An exciting, and fun adventure, Gimme The Loot took home this year's Best Narrative Feature Prize!

Starring Billy Zane and Rory Culkin, and nominated for Best First Feature at the Berlinale Film Festival, Electrick Children tells the story of a girl raised in a polygamist colony who believes listening to forbidden rock music has caused her to immaculately conceive.

The Most Funded Kickstarter film of all time (!), when the studio pulled out, the fans came through in spades! Based on the New York Times bestselling memoir, Blue Like Jazz had its world premiere at SXSW 2012 and was released by Roadside Attractions this Spring!

Adapted from Jonathan Lisecki's 2010 short, Gayby is an irreverent comedy about friendship, aging, sex, loneliness, and family, as exemplified by platonic best buds Jenn and Matt. Fearing terminal singledom they decide to have a baby. But can they survive the procreation?

They're ba-ack! Thanks to 3 successful dance and film KSR projects, Allison Orr choreographed Austin sanitation workers + trucks in an evening of original performance + utter joy. Every screening resulted in a massive standing O with March 10 officially declared Trash Dance Day

An NYC sensation, Girl Walk // All Day is a 71-minute dance film set to the latest Girl Talk album. Starring Anne Marsen grooving through subway cars, hotel lobbies, city parks, and the Staten Island Ferry, Austin is about to come down with a badass dance fever.

Written by Dave Franco and featuring him, his mom, and a spicy game of Would You Rather, Would You is a short film with tall promise. Dave says his mother and he couldn't make eye contact for several hours after filming. If that doesn't intrigue, this film may not be for you.

Despite a lack of obvious similarities between Siberia and Tokyo, a thriving model industry connects them. "Girl Model" follows Ashley, a deeply ambivalent model scout and Nadya, one of her discoveries plucked from the Siberian countryside. A post-fest theatrical release fund!

Raised in the Tennessee mountains, Wayne White started his career as a cartoonist in NYC. He found success as one of the creators of the Pee-wee's Playhouse TV show which led to work designing some of the most iconic images in pop culture. A fun project for theatrical funds!

Awarded for World Cinema Documentary Editing at this year's Sundance Film Festival and now HBO-bound as EP-ed by Scott Rudin (!), this feature doc examines the rising craft of indie game development through the eyes of a few of its devoted designers.

"Code of the West" follows the 2011 Montana State Legislature as it debates the fate of medical marijuana in a once-pioneering medicinal marijuana state. Still shooting post-SX, Richman Cohen launched her project to go back and re-cut a brand new ending!

Despite unprecedented budget cuts, Brooklyn's I.S. 318 assembled the best junior high chess team in the nation. This film follows 5 chess team members for one year, documenting the challenges + triumphs they face on and off the chessboard. Audience Award winner now in release!

Fresh off their Sundance premiere, Kid-Thing is a fever-dream fable about a rebellious young girl named Annie, whose existence is devoid of parental guidance. She spends time roaming the land, shoplifting, vandalizing and making prank phone calls. Austin + Zellners = hometown <3

Producing Katie Aselton's Black Rock (a KSR + Sundance hit!) Adele Romanski is back on site, this time in the director's chair! Her first feature offers an intimate portrait of a couple that, after a year apart, decides to try again against the vast backdrop of a national park.

Weaving together archival footage with re-enactments and testimonials from the people who knew him, this feature documentary explores the lives of those who surrounded notorious serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer during the summer he was arrested in his small Milwaukee town.

La Camioneta follows school buses sold at auction in Pennsylvania all the way to Guatemala where they are transformed into new vehicles. However, with rebirth comes turmoil, as the buses are easy targets for gang hold-ups. An honest, contemporary tragedy caught on film.

Selected for both the IFP Narrative Lab and the Film Society of Lincoln Center's Emerging Visions Conference, Pavilion follows a quietly troubled teen as he navigates the sun-blasted suburbs of Arizona. As ethereal and lovely as the spirt of youth Sutton depicts.

A seminal band in the history of alternative music, Big Star was critically acclaimed, highly influential...and a total commercial failure. Featuring never-before-seen footage, interviews, and a rousing musical tribute, this doc is one of both musical and artistic salvation.

When Simon’s brother is arrested for armed robbery, he is asked to commit a string of crimes in an attempt to get him acquitted. Made with non-actors who grew up under similar circumstances, Booster's Nico Stone took home a Special Jury Mention for performance!

A post-SX touring project, "Daylight Savings" follows SF musician Goh Nakamura + the life he always wanted — that is until an unexpected breakup occurs, propelling Goh to hit the road with his irresponsible cousin + pursue a promising rebound with fellow musician Yea-Ming Chen.

Former NFL wide receiver Matthew A. Cherry makes music vids for the likes of Common and Snoop Dogg to name a few. His debut feature follows footballer Kyle Bishop as he's forced to leave the game and return home, broke and lost. Will he build a new life or return to the field?

From the birth of the comic book superheroine in the 1940s to the blockbusters of today, this feature-length doc traces the fascinating evolution and legacy of Wonder Woman. Featuring real life super ladies like Gloria Steinem and Shelby Knox. Back on site for finishing funds!

A dark romcom that chronicles one man's love affair with guns and the very special .50-caliber assault rifle that wins his heart. Written and directed by Dirty Projector's Brian McOmber and starring Les Savy Fav's Tim Harrington and Pitchfork TV’s Beardo. One for the hip kidz!

After the tragic death of a newly arrived ex-pat, ESL teachers Simon and Darin embark on a quest for the perfect burial spot. Along the way they meet strangers, make friends, confront personal demons, and ultimately discover a new sense of purpose in their lives.

Since renamed Wildness, Wu Tsang's feature is set in the tropical underground of LA nightlife known as the Silver Platter, a historic bar home to Latin/LGBT immigrant communities since 1963. Wildness is a weekly party and safe space for a queer community looking to connect.

Exploring the intersection of technology and personhood and how the two work hand-in-robot-hand, this doc asks what it means to be human being in an increasingly artificial world. From drone operators to IVF, Weider unpacks technology as a continuation of evolutionary process.

Premiered at this year's Sundance Film Festival, Lucas Mireles' short film follows a group of German youth through the emotional ups and downs of an unexpectedly turbulent Sunday afternoon.

In Matthew Lillard's Audience Award-winning directorial debut based on K. L. Going's novel, Troy Billings is 17, overweight + suicidal. Just as he's about to jump in front of a bus, he's saved by Marcus, a high school dropout/street musician. Friendship and punk rock ensue!

Bay of All Saints is a lyrical, truthful portrait of three single mothers living in the notorious water slums of Bahia, Brazil during a time when the government is attempting to reclaim them for ecological preservation. A Documentary Audience Award winner!

Following up their Slamdance premiere, Another Bullet Dodged is dark, a bit shocking, and meant to make you "think hard about your life." Mysteriously described only as "The story of a wolf in sheep's clothing who thinks he is a sheep," you'll have to see it to find out more.

Premiered at Slamdance, A Short Film About Ice Fishing is not not about that...Two friends spend a South Dakota winter afternoon fishing, beer-ing, chatting, shooting, and blowing stuff up.

When Brock Scott discovered that world-class kinetic sculptor Tom Haney lived right down the street, he knew he wanted to collaborate. Together they created a startling beautiful short film that captures their unique robotic sculptures, scored by Brock's original music.

Inspired by real events and featuring non-actors, A Chjàna follows Ayiva, an African migrant worker who reunites with his best friend during the most significant race riot in Italian history. Set against a backdrop of protest, these friends are forced into a tumultuous escape.

Caldera is an animated short film about a mentally ill young girl who abandons medication in favor of the beautiful yet disturbing world of her psychosis. Aiming to bridge 2D and 3D worlds, Viera's animation is downright breathtaking.

So this is pleasantly self explanatory. In "African Mayonnais," the 6th installment of the CHRISTEENE Video Collection, Celebrity gets F---ed." Love that SX premieres music videos!

"The true and historically accurate tale of one tumbleweed that did not tumble." (Way too good a description to not just quote directly and move on.)

Magazine writer John has only a room number and a name, both written on the back of a Chinese food menu. He visits Mastow, a stranger living in a retirement home. A story about connection and the fear of getting old. And apparently also about hallucinogens? +1!

A story of friendship and life in the disappearing wilderness of the West, "Low & Clear" follows two formerly close friends who re-unite for one last fly fishing trip to British Columbia. An Audience Award Winner for Emerging Visions.

Documented with a mix of skepticism and humor, "Seeking Asian Female" is an eccentric modern love story about Steven and Sandy – an aging white man with “yellow fever” who is obsessed with marrying any Asian woman, and the young Chinese bride he finds online.