All The World is Sleeping

Fighting for her own life and the ones she loves, a Mother in New Mexico sinks deeper in her addiction while struggling to surface for her daughter.

Winner of Best Film (3x), Grand Jury Prize

“...outstanding performances”

— Michael Talbot-Haynes, Film Threat

“This one should come with a trigger warning.”

– Erick Massoto, Collider

"…nothing short of heart-wrenching."

– Donnie Lopez, Black Girl Nerds

“....one of the most honest and harrowing studies of addiction since ‘Requiem for a Dream.’”

- Michael O'Sullivan, The Washington Post

Save Me From Everything

This mystery thriller follows Emmy as she meets a Stranger in Ireland, but this chance encounter might not be what it seems.

Winner of Best Film (3x), Best Actor, Best Cinematography, Best Director

“...a manic web of mystery, betrayal, sex, curses, music, and murder”

— Fangoria

“... there is a dark, unnerving edge to it throughout”

– Cody Hamman, JoBlo

“All of its twisted and demented glory is nothing short of a masterpiece.”

— Kyle Bain, Bains Film Reviews

“Henderson’s portrayal of Emmy is spellbinding in an oddly uncomfortable way.”

– Steph Cannon, Horror Buzz

A Puff Before Dying (Short)

A wild night of drugs ends in tragedy for three teenage girls that happen to be marionettes. A wild night of drugs ends in tragedy for three teenage girls that happen to be marionettes.

Vimeo Staff Pick, Youtube Short Of The Week

The Dust Storm

BRENNAN was a stranger in Nashville, a broken musician now working for a soul sucking corporation. Everything changes when he finds himself reunited with NORA, the girl who crushed his heart a decade prior. Now for one weekend, a romance will be reborn and tested all while encompassing, the intoxicating world of the city’s music scene.

Winner of Grand Jury Prize, Best Director

"Beautifully raw, poignant and relatable"

– Marianne Paluso, Nerd HQ

"The Dust Storm is a meditation on millennials"

– Steve Pulaski, The Movieman

"Passionate, emotionally-charged fervor"

– Kirk Fernwood, One Film Fan

"Dust Storm is a love letter"

– Michael Knox-Smith, FilmTalk

She's Allergic to Cats

“Everyone is a lost dog.” Michael Pinkney (Michael Pinkney) is a dog groomer living in a rat-infested Hollywood dive with dreams of a bigger creative life (when we first meet him, he’s struggling to raise financing for an all-cat remake of CARRIE). At home, he makes what he refers to as “weird video art that nobody wants to watch”. One day on the job, he meets Cora (Sonja Kinski), the girl of his dreams. “When you’re cutting their nails, is it supposed to bleed that much?” she asks, as he stares at her lovingly. Easily distracted, creatively in knots and now in some sort of love, Michael’s about to embark on a whole new dangerous trip.

Winner of Best Film, Best Actor

"She’s Allergic To Cats is a deceptively intelligent movie...It’s funny and confounding and adorable and gross all at once, and I love it to goddamn pieces."

– Andrew Todd, Birth.Movies.Death

"...promises to be an instant cult classic."

– Justine Smith, VICE

"It’s like Guy Maddin’s deeply weird early films shot through a ketamine-fuelled YouTube binge"

– Alex Rose, Cult Montreal

"Endlessly dazzling, deliriously perverse and rapturously romantic."

– Greg Klymkiw, The Film Corner

"Strangely Fascinating...I wouldn't be surprised if She's Allergic to Cats ends up becoming a cult classic."

– Sean Kelly, Sean Kelly On Movies

"Nightmarishly funny...It’s like catching a spastic case of the giggles just as a panic attack is coming on."

– Greg Whalley, 366 Weird Movies

"Certainly, there is no other movie quite like it...Be prepared to walk away dazed, confused and dying to talk about it."

– Chris Alexander, comingsoon.net

Her Dark Past

After waking up from a coma, Alice has no memory. As she learns the horrible truths about her past self, she must fight for redemption. Anna Lise Phillips, JR Bourne, Kevin Ryan, Kristina Klebe star.