‘A is for Ant’ is an immersive film by British photographer Jack Davison that explores the alphabet through a captivating blend of real action and animation.

Based on author Helen MacDonald’s well-received New York Times memoir of the same name, the true story follows Helen (Foy) who, after losing her beloved father (Gleeson), finds herself saved by an unlikely friendship with a stubborn hawk named Mabel. Through the bond, Helen rediscovers the beauty of being alive.

Remixing is a folk art but the techniques are the same ones used at any level of creation: copy, transform, and combine. You could even say that everything is a remix.

Though conversations around animal rights are growing, farm animals are still seen mainly as food. Yet at sanctuaries, they reveal unique personalities and emotions—napping in the sun, rolling in mud, expressing joy. These moments challenge our deeply held values. The debate over adopting a rescued goat named Dari highlights real dilemmas in protecting farm animals: rescue, care, adoption, and oversight. Can we make the right choices within these complexities?

Zaynab and Maryam are two sisters who grew up playing soccer in Herat, Afghanistan, where they have played together for years on the city's women's soccer team. When the Taliban return to power in 2021, they both decide to flee. After a dangerous journey from Herat to Kabul, Maryam manages to board an emergency flight to Italy, but Zaynab is stranded in Kabul with her newborn daughter, Helal. The film recounts the drama of their separation, Zaynab's desperation trying to reunite with Maryam and her struggle to obtain a visa, while facing the fear of losing all hope of salvation.

An intimate portrait of the Duwamish River becomes an act of witnessing and advocacy. Through poetic voiceover and observational imagery, the film explores the river as a living being—asking how naming, stewardship, and community connection shape the vitality and legacy of the place.

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