22 films, one theater, 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM PDT.

A dental assistant finds herself in a situation where she must decide whether to assist a patient in the absence of the dentist and without her permission.

A surreal stop-motion meditation on loneliness and isolation. Alone in a decaying home, a solitary figure demonstrates the crushing weight of his reality and the extreme, dark lengths he will go to escape it.

The sudden loss of Tijuana artist Paco Mufote uncovers the profound mark he left on the Tijuana community as an actor, photographer, and musician.

“Because... sometimes it is not easy to tell... Who is the Enemy? Who are the Heroes?” Enemy Heroes is a multi-level WWII version of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ in which the audience agonizes over the heart-wrenching choices the protagonists are forced to make – and in so doing clarifies their own values. It’s not a film about War. It is a film about Humanity.

In a world where a parked car sits in the driveway, one foam head holds the key to exposing the man's hypocrisy.

After traveling cross country, Joanie and Tim find themselves in the grasp of a strange alien-worshipping cult. Tim, desperate to find otherworldly answers to Joanie's terminal illness, begs Joanie to stay. Joanie must uncover the truth while navigating the personalities of the cult.

Critically Endangered follows Jay, a bird-obsessed photographer who heads alone into the woods to chase the perfect bird photo to win the Audubon photo competition. Jay's partner, Nicole, calls him concerned about his whereabouts, but Jay keeps brushing her off and choosing the forest over his home life. In the woods, Jay finds signs that something is strange yet promising for his "award winning shot". When he hears a bird call that seems to confirm the bird he has been chasing, he ignores Nicole again and follows it, only to encounter Momma Bird, a towering bird-masked figure covered in tar and feathers. Jay wakes up trapped in a nest.

Follows the journey of Serianna Machesney Dehmlow, a high-functioning woman with autism, as she discovers Cross-Country Confidence through athletics, academics, community service, professional growth, spiritual health, mental health, and social connection.

Set 150 years in the future in a post-climate-change underground vault, impaired robots fight over hibernating humans' future.

John Frazier takes the shy but beautiful Ann Daniels to dinner at a particular restaurant. As the evening unfolds, John quickly realizes the secrets he has spent years protecting are threatened by his inquisitive date. Devastating truths about the pair are exposed and neither will be the same after the explosive conclusion.

Three years after they stopped speaking, Sanjana and Roshan are forced back into their childhood home to find a property deed following their father’s death. What starts as a mechanical search quickly turns into an emotional excavation as they unearth the objects they left behind.

A serial monogamist, dreaming of finding that special someone, comes to a reckoning when he has a Scrooge experience.

In 2037, Wires, a measly grocery store android, is on the hunt to discover the truth about a missing celebrity android, Sparks. On his journey, Wires remembers his past life.

After his girlfriend Lily mysteriously disappears, Mikaeil, an online taxi driver living in a brothel in Tehran and struggling with mental illness and a deteriorating memory, sets out to find her. As his mother secretly investigates Lily's identity, Mikaeil's search becomes increasingly entangled with his fading memories, eventually leading him and a seemingly familiar passenger toward a remote salt desert.

An old woman takes a taxi to the airport every day to meet her son, who is a passenger on a Ukrainian plane.

A portrait of 26-year-old Matthew – a young man who stutters and wants to realize his childhood dream: to become a Polish champion in acrobatics.

Fifteen-year-old Charlie has bounced from one foster home to another. Now, she's landed in the home of the no-nonsense Ms. Rochelle. Charlie's days are a mix of careful compliance and quiet observation, until she steps into Mrs. Trottman's high school classroom. Mrs. Trottman, a spirited and caring teacher, sees something special in Charlie's quiet strength and decides to reach out. Through a series of small but meaningful interactions, she helps Charlie navigate the rough terrain of adolescence and the foster care system.

After a devastating divorce, Chanté returns home with her young son, expecting a fresh start. Instead, she finds her father's dementia has advanced far beyond what she ever feared, thrusting her into the overwhelming realities of caregiving just as she struggles to rebuild her own life.

My Wild Life is a vivid portrait of Suzi Eszterhas, a courageous wildlife photographer who has faced life-threatening challenges to capture her intimate images of newborn animals and family life in the wild. Renowned for her extraordinary ability to earn the trust of her subjects, Suzi’s groundbreaking photographs are emotionally powerful and deeply revealing portraits of wildlife.

In 1952, Frank Capra’s short documentary "The Fallbrook Story" captured a small Southern California town as residents came together to advocate for their water rights, an early example of community action shaped by environmental necessity. More than seventy years later, "Fallbrook: A Village of Trees and Tree Heroes" returns to that same town, where a quieter but equally enduring effort has taken root. Through decades of volunteer work, thousands of trees have been planted, preserved, and cared for, transforming open land into shaded streets, public preserves, and places of shared identity.

A group of friends go hiking and things go terribly wrong. Their relationships will never be the same after this fateful journey.

A psychological thriller set in India.