
Aurora
Three Cuban women deliver electric monologues in total silence. (Plays in Shorts: Blanc)

Three Cuban women deliver electric monologues in total silence. (Plays in Shorts: Blanc)

Set in the future during the impending civil war, this anxiety-ridden cross-country road trip is soundtracked by talk radio banter. (Plays in Shorts: Rye)

Before the island was claimed Antigua, it was Wadadli—“our own.” (Plays in Shorts: Blanc)

The director of No Data Plan (True/False 2019) packs his .MOVs and says goodbye to the United States. (Plays with małni—towards the ocean, towards the shore)

A Lollywood production of the raid on Bin Laden’s compound in Abbottabad. (Plays in Shorts: Bock)

Black Voices, a gospel choir from the University of Virginia, journeys through song on the way home from a concert in Hampton Roads. (Plays with Time)

Is it possible to desert a war game? (Plays with Catskin)

A sweet and salty take on family, food, and the patriarchy. (Plays in Shorts: Blanc)

A young man sets off on a long, strange road trip across Portugal to find a cure for his broken heart. (Plays in Shorts: Rouge)

A dazzling and overwhelming tour of Americana, set to the Vietnam War Era-chant “love it, or leave it.” (Plays in Rye)

A mathematician commands the screen in this entrancing, durational study of chalk and code. (Plays with The Faculties)

Furtive and syncopated, a Jim Crow-era crime is reexamined under new light. (Plays with Giverny Document (Single Channel))

A son picks up a crayon while waiting to see his incarcerated father. (Plays in Shorts: Bock)

Horns blare and sound softly through thick LA air. (Plays in Shorts: Rouge)

An abandoned art deco building is restored to its former glory. (Plays in Shorts: Rouge)

A Chinese nail artist and her African American client, a regular, share a moment of relaxation and beauty in a Brooklyn salon. (Plays with Down A Dark Stairwell)

Stevie Nicks plays a magical role in Shane and Dusty's relationship. (Plays in Gimme Truth!)

Five political actors offer incidineray testimony as they dance and burn effigies. (Plays in Shorts: Bock)

A band leader loses his senses. (Plays in Shorts: Rouge)

Suffering, pain, and pleasure are richly layered as a chorus of black women’s voices reaches divine heights. (Plays with Giverny Document (Single Channel))

An effort to recuperate black dance from studied spectacle to livingness. (Plays with Those That, At a Distance, Resemble Another)

Atmospheric journey to the rocky coastal dreamscape of eastern Taiwan. (Plays in Shorts: Blanc)

The story of a clandestine organization founded by black women in 1840 is told through a surrealist lens. (Plays in Shorts: Blanc)

Stonewall veterans and queer activists claim residency along the Christopher Street piers while cranes raze vacant buildings for a new skyline. (Plays with Pier Kids)

A retelling of indigenous stories on a wintry foray into the mountains of South Dakota. (Plays in Rye)

Homemade battery packs and snaking power cables connect citizens of Kinshasa resisting darkness. (Plays with Seven Years in May, and in Bock)

Constructed images are frequently manipulated but also link us to the people caught between life and death, past and present. (Plays in Shorts: Bock)

In a deserted Arizona town, a pastor and his devoted wife spend their days with God in this intense relationship portrait. (Plays in Shorts: Rye)