A 90 year old Jewish woman reflects on her life’s experiences as she prepares to try bacon for the first time.
A sparse, metaphorical rotoscope animation that made waves at Ottawa, Annecy, and Stuttgart.
Philip Seymour Hoffman, one of the great actors of our time has sadly and prematurely died today. We don't have any special remembrances to share, and we'll abstain from any testaments to his character, leaving that to those who knew him.
Myka and Spyro have been dating online for a year when they decide to meet in person for the first time and discover that they live in alternate worlds, preventing them from being together.
Stuck in the doldrums of his daily life, Philip comes home to his apartment to find his world turned upside down.
A down and out vagabond's luck is dramatically altered when he treads on a piece of glass outside the apartment of an arguing couple.
Follow Phil, a sweetly mysterious and childlike wanderer, as he adventures across a surreal multicultural landscape in order to escape the clutches of two bumbling pursuers – all without uttering a single word. Through a comedic lens, The Passage explores immigrant cultures, the longing for human connection, and the tragedy of never being able to find peace.
Fearing the loss of his authority and job, a lonely emasculated high school custodian targets the school's new part-time employee: a poor refugee student.
From an unusual perspective, we follow Philip around his neighbourhood in Hackney, East London. He is unstable and misses his wife and daughter very much.
In Grants, New Mexico there is a small-town legend of Chester, a street fighter who can't feel any pain.
