These shorts uniquely dive into matters of the heart and remind us of the deep need for love and connection. View filmmaker Q&As here.

On the edge of genre and on the edge of your seat, this eclectic mix will get you to think, laugh and get mad. TRIGGER WARNING: blood, strobing lights, violence, gun violence, implied violence, loud noises, and adult language. View filmmaker Q&As here.

By asking the tough questions and searching for answers, these films tackle the challenging conversations needed for personal accountably, institutional change and healing. TRIGGER WARNING: violence, sexual assault, masturbation, swearing, blood and adult language. View filmmaker Q&As here.

From location, to community and within memories, these documentaries provide insight as to how that profound sense of belonging can come from many different places. View filmmaker Q&As here.

Through visceral performance and expression, these films question our relationships with the physical world, with one another, and ultimately, with ourselves. TRIGGER WARNING: strobing, flashing lights, blood, implied violence and loud noises. View filmmaker Q&As here.

Like many communities, Dayton has been tested a lot in recent history. In their own ways, each one of these films speaks to the loving resiliency that our community embodies. View filmmaker Q&As here.

Dayton native Ashlei Shyne’s web series is funny, thought provoking and full of love. #TMI uncompromisingly calls out the inequity within the film industry and the lack of POC LGBTQ+ representation in comedy and mainstream media. View the filmmaker Q&As here.