Directed by Zach Jordan

Nearly 50 million people worldwide suffer from Dementia. It's a global crisis for the middle class. Families are hurting. Our film is an inspiring story of family, faith, and love, in the face of adversity. Deana was diagnosed with Dementia at age 50. As her family stru...

Directed by Jessica Hahner

(was made in 35 hours with no money and with strangers on the street) On a Saturday afternoon at the victory gate in Munich I asked strangers to acknowledge each other. My intention was, that I thought germans are having a hard time acknowledging each other. I met a ...

Directed by Greg Kohs

Blind Faith follows Mitchell, an 8th grader at the Indiana School for the Blind, as he attends his first Notre Dame Football game.

Directed by Anna Bauer

Raised by Krump is a 22-minute documentary film that explores the Compton/South Central, Los Angeles-born dance movement called “Krumping”, and the lives of some of the area’s most influential and prolific dancers.

Directed by Dan Lior

Two brothers set out on a cycling journey across the wild and untouched nature of Iceland. One of the brothers carries a tragic story about heroism and surpassing a significant downfall. The Film explores one of humanity's most ancient tales; a tale of perseverance and gri...

Directed by Prabhjit Dhamija

In a slow paced Himalayan village in India, a young boy goes through a guilt-led state due to an incident for which he feels responsible. In the course of events the film questions the idea of 'me', thoughts, actions, suffering, and our role in it.

Directed by Jonathan Hodgson

The debate between believers and atheists usually goes nowhere. The real issue is: what should fill the gaps created by the end of widespread belief? What should fill the God-shaped hole?

Directed by David Hutchinson

At any given moment in Nairobi, more than 60,000 children are living on the streets. Made in the Streets is a nonprofit boarding school which serves these children, attempting to provide education and love while meeting their physical and emotional needs. Each year...

Directed by Prabhjit Dhamija
In a slow paced Himalayan village in India, a young boy goes through a guilt-led state due to an incident for which he feels responsible. In the course of events the film questions the idea of 'me', thoughts, suffering, and our role in it.