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Availability ended 10/24/2021 EST
Potato Tacos, or A Lesson in How Much Salt You Really Need by Bridget Johnson, Riana Johnson __
Two Minutes on High by Amber Rose McNeill __
Deep Breath by Rachel McIntosh __
Colonizers by Irina Varina __
Luftballon by Carley Santori __
The Ark by Well of Wills Collective __
my body is a tree Han Van Sciver __
Witness by Kira Findling __
DAWN by Nona Catusanu, Katherine Castro, Liza Gipsova, Red Dawn Trio __
I've Been Afraid by Cecelia Condit __
Lost Time by Anna Radchenko __
Our Mine by Shayna Strype.
Potato Tacos, or A Lesson in How Much Salt You Really Need
Availability ended 10/24/2021 EST
All I know is that I like a good story, a great taco, and to live among the truly free.
"Potato Tacos, or A Lesson in How Much Salt You Really Need," is a short animated film that takes the audience into the kitchen of a large Mexican-American family to make potato tacos. Three generations of Muñoz women create the family matriarch's famous recipe. They tell stories, laugh, poke fun, and make food together. 
Two Minutes on High
Availability ended 10/24/2021 EST
It's time to get out of the kitchen...
"Two Minutes on High” challenges the deeply ingrained concepts of normative sexuality and traditional gender roles via a metaphoric exploration of the four phases of the sexual response cycle: desire, arousal, climax and resolution.
Desire and arousal take a more commercialized approach, commenting on the heteronormative sexual programming that is heavily reinforced by the consumption of mainstream cinema and online pornography; the two predominant mediums via which we frequently observe sex.
Climax and resolution explore the impact that power dynamics and gender roles have on the expression of sexuality and sexual practices within western culture. The introduction of sounds and images that bend and break these norms encourage the viewer to reconsider the effects that social conditioning and media consumption play in our perceptions and behavior surrounding sexuality and gender. 
Deep Breath
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Deep Breath is an anti-racist, art-as-activism poem in three parts, by Dr. Nia Nunn. Danced to, by members of her Ithaca community
One summer, during an uprising, and a global pandemic, a group of people gathered at the Cherry Arts space in Ithaca, New York to rally around Dr. Nia Nunn's poem, Deep Breath.
Local activists, dancers, and volunteers came to dance out our anger and to breathe into what hurts.
After we danced, we sat with each performer for an interview.
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Colonizers
Availability ended 10/24/2021 EST
It's hard to be a colonizer.
It's hard to be a colonizer. Constant anxiety, nervous breakdowns. Nature dying and stuff... 
Luftballon
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A women and a fleet of balloons, inexplicably entangled, set out on a journey.
In this experimental dance short, a woman grapples with the first moment of loving something and the fear of losing it. Like a child growing up, she moves wordlessly through changing landscapes, in some moments chasing and in some moments fleeing a fleet of balloons. She loves them, grows disillusioned with them, hides them away, and then desperately desires them again. This is a cycle which must, at some point, give birth to new beginnings. 
The Ark
Availability ended 10/24/2021 EST
A visual time capsule for a living wound.
Responding to the COVID-19 pandemic, The Ark is a hybrid documentary short that weaves together experimental video diaries and lyrical performance to reflect on longing, loss, and the ways we cope with isolation. This collection of video diaries assembles works of professional and novice artists in response to Shared Process, a series of filmmaking prompts generated between April-June 2020. Through these intimate portraits and the filmmakers’ poetic engagement with the myth of The Great Flood, the film examines the magnitude of our collective grief and asks “On the other side of this, who will we become?” 
my body is a tree
Availability ended 10/24/2021 EST
a spasm at the intersection of bodies and branches, by Han Van Sciver & é boylan
How do you tend to a body that isn't wholly your own? How do you reclaim your branch of the family tree? How do you excavate what was inherited to make room for what is innate? " my body is a tree" is a movement score by Han Van Sciver, inspired by and performed to the music of é boylan. As two trans theatre makers, Han and é explore the overlap between bodies and branches, between artist and alien. 
Witness
Availability ended 10/24/2021 EST
The filmmaker steps outside in a world in which women go missing every day.
DAWN
Availability ended 10/24/2021 EST
A woman faces her final obligation in the waning days of an isolated, post-apocalyptic world
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DAWN is the story of a woman facing her final obligation in the last days of a post-apocalyptic world. An atmospheric exploration of the effects of total isolation, DAWN features no dialogue and relies heavily on sound and imagery to portray our character's deteriorating mental and physical state as she deals with loss, loneliness, and the fragility of her human experience.
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After an undetermined cataclysmic event, Dawn finds herself isolated and growing increasingly sick as her medicine diminishes and her body weakens. As she is nearing her end, she is haunted by a promise made to a departed friend. She must journey outside her home for the last time to fulfill that promise and find peace. An atmospheric exploration of the effects of total isolation, the film, shot on 35mm, is without dialogue and relies heavily on sound and imagery to take us through our character's deteriorating mental and physical state as she deals with loss, loneliness, and the fragility of the human experience. 
I've Been Afraid
Availability ended 10/24/2021 EST
I've Been AFraid
"I've Been Afraid" is about fear; fear of threats and aggression towards women. It is about big and small fears and the violence against women that permeates our society. 
Lost Time
Availability ended 10/24/2021 EST
Featuring alternative pop singer and songwriter JONES, Lost Time is the latest fashion film by multidisciplinary artist Anna Radchenko.
Featuring alternative pop singer and songwriter JONES, Lost Time is the latest fashion film by multidisciplinary artist Anna Radchenko. The film looks at the passing of time as something fleeting and out of our control. The older we become, the more we feel that we are at its mercy. A movement-led piece, Lost Time represents a positive journey into learning to coexist with time by rising above the uncertainties of the future. 
Our Mine
Availability ended 10/24/2021 EST
An ecofeminist tragicomedy
In a handcrafted world where nature exists in harmony, a handful of greedy businessmen exploit a mountain’s riches. The female body becomes both landscape and characters in an exploration of what happens when Man considers himself separate from Nature. This ecofeminist tragicomedy blurs the line between fable and reality. 
