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• Dukkha

by  Rachana Suri 

Inspired by true events, the collapse of the Rana Plaza manufacturing plant where over 1,000 lives were taken. It follows the story of one woman’s fight for survival after a duplicitous arranged marriage confines her to a labor camp where she discovers the courage to lead her fellow abductees to freedom, changing their lives forever.

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• Halfway to Mars

by Victor Martin

Lucy is a transgender in the process of transitioning, determined to see it through at any and all costs. So when an opportunity arises to accelerate this process, she seizes it unabashedly. This decision though casts her unwillingly into the dark, violent world of prostitution and the ruthless, cold-blooded drug-dealing pimp behind it who goes by the name “Soup.” Here is where Lucy’s real transformation begins as she fights to escape Soup’s relentless grip and free herself from the dangerous vestiges of a debt she cannot pay. Gritty, raw and barbed with bitter humor, HALFWAY TO MARS is the story of Lucy’s dark and unexpected trip through hell on the road to finding her true self and living to tell about it.

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• Liberation

by Stephen Colley

When Mrs. Wiggins the cow escapes a slaughterhouse, John Brown, her rescuer, decides to put glass walls around factory farms. He enlists animal activist help from all over the country. And when the slaughterhouse tries to cownap Mrs. Wiggins, John saves her -- at the cost of her running away. Undaunted, John leads a nationwide, one-night series of nonviolent raids to free exploited animals. But Homeland Security, who’s been hoping that John would lead them to animal eco-terrorists, now comes after John. When a well-meaning farmer returns Mrs. Wiggins, the stage is set for a final confrontation.

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• Terrordise

by VN Alexander

In this slightly surreal comedy, the Schwartz-Johnson family can't wait to get to their new home in Paradise, a high-security gated community in Dallas, believing it will be worth sacrificing their privacy for the ultimate in safety against any kind of terror threat—-until Mr. & Mrs. Schwartz-Johnson are accused of terrorism themselves.

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• The Late Great Race

by Ben Lokey

One brave man and his friend risk all to expose the heinous link between the Nazi’s and the American Eugenics movement in their plan to create a super race.

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• What We Know

by Juliana Roth  
WHAT WE KNOW is a film asking what justice looks like for students facing a university’s Title IX tribunal after an assault on campus.​

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