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BROKEN CITY
THE AFTER
THE WAKE
TRUST IN LOVE
A TIME FOR EVERY PURPOSE
NINETY-FIVE SENSES
KALIMBA
THE OLD YOUNG CROW

THE MUMMY MURDERS
Big trouble is brewing within the quaint neighborhoods of a small town. A deranged serial killer is on the prowl, leaving a trail of embalmed

BROKEN CITY
There are few things more intriguing in independent filmmaking than established creatives dabbling in new genres and stories. Hot off his quirky supernatural opus Jovi

THE AFTER
Misan Harriman and David Oyelowo’s The After is no easy watch. It tears a life down without remorse, only to reconstruct it with grace and

THE WAKE
A shadow races into a thicket, swearing as it pedals frenetically. The winter daylight is fading into night and bare tree arms layer one another,

TRUST IN LOVE
A sentimental throwback to classic breakup movies, Trust in Love finds a now-over-the hill musician on the ropes. Though his hugely successful run in the

A TIME FOR EVERY PURPOSE
Faith-based filmmaking has always gotten the cold shoulder when it comes to critical and commercial accolades. There’s only so many times one can attempt to

NINETY-FIVE SENSES
How do you savor what life gives you in the moments before you lose it all? Directed by Jerusha and Jared Hess (Napoleon Dynamite), Ninety–Five

KALIMBA
When a nightmare becomes reality and reality becomes a nightmare, is it safest to sleep or wake? Robbie Atkinson’s horror film Kalimba follows Cassidy (Raiany

THE OLD YOUNG CROW
In Liam LoPinto’s The Old Young Crow, poetry transforms into the visual language of film in a beautiful and well-crafted meditation on youth, identity, and