Welcome to the 2026 Temple. The Temple of the Moon is a sacred space for presence, remembrance, and release. Built by the community, for the community, it blooms once beneath the desert sky.

Six people. Seven phones. And one friend that shows up late to discover everyone has successfully summoned the terrifying Answer Man. But will Ed be able to disconnect his friends before it consumes them entirely?

« Val-d’Or en 6e année » : l’histoire vraie de six garçons d’une même classe à l’école primaire, et leur parcours pendant les trente années qui ont suivi.

A dream was denied nearly 100 years ago. In 2027, I will attempt the English Channel to honor Pauline Jackson, a Black swimmer refused her chance. Support Unfinished Waters and help finish the dream.

What happens when we stop searching and start surrendering? Discover 🌊 AZULITA - a new collection of music, born from movement, ceremony, breath and soul-tending. Rising from the waters, shared with love. 🤍

Wherein Lies Continue follows two sisters haunted by trauma and a deadly secret. Emma has a secret- a secret she can't share with her own mother. She is tortured by visions of murder before they happen. The only way she can stop the visions is to catch...

A short film about a father's life hanging on an error on his immigration form, and the crushing fear it plants in his U.S. born child.

THE AGE OF HUMANS IS OVER! The mutant swine below London will be invading this May, and only one angsty teen will be able to stop them. Sewer Pigs Declare War on London, a SCAD capstone coming this May!

Acrostar Productions has assembled highly talented cast & crew under award-winning Director/filmmaker Steve Hermann and Co-Director Lynn Lowry. The Legend of Tinker Hell mixes a little comedy with a whole lot of blood and guts. A new face of horror.

We’re seeking funding for Monsters In A Box, a feature length horror anthology directed and photographed by Robert W. Filion. This terror filled anthology will feature eight short horror films, all of which have been completed.

Caught between a father who refuses to see him and the high-frequency shriek of a looming corporate audit, a neurodivergent young man finds an unlikely anchor in a co-worker who knows his name.

Hi my name is Zach Perkins and I am the director of "Throw Me Away". I am currently a student at Austin Community College and this film is not only a passion project but an assignment. In order to achieve the look, tone, setting and overall f...