*TURN CC ON FOR ENGLISH SUBTITLES ____________ Branded “The Land of All Saints”, Salvador, Bahia is a place where sports, religion and love are intertwined on a daily basis. During the World Cup 2002, two friends spend their last moments together, as one love emerges, while another one fades away. Pra Gente Acordar (A New Dawn) is a short movie honoring Bahia’s cultural roots whilst using Gilsons tracks from their latest Album “Pra Gente Acordar” ____________ Written and Directed by: Pedro Alvarenga Produced by: Cosmo Cine Intro Voice over: Gilberto Gil narrates his poem “Prece” Iorubá Voice over: Mãe Carmen do Gantois CAST Wesley Guimarães, Pedro de Rosa Morais, Bethe Leal SUPPORTING CAST Jackson Buguinha e Rafael Conceição, Maloka, Francisco Gil, José Gil, Academia Champions: Eduardo Dórea, Ícaro Cloves, Anderson de Assis, Breno Luis, Caíque da Silva, João Victor Fernandes, Jorge Luis Góes, Rafael Sousa, Icaro Ridelis, Yasmin e Bernardo Nery(bebê), Luan Philippe, Marcio Alex, Douglas Santos, Bruno Gomes e Osvaldo Caique dos Santos Banda Cortejo Afro Gamboa: Carlos Pereira, Fabio Bonfim, Paulo Santos Silva, Victor, Mario Constantino, Felipe Teixeira, Simber, Eder e Sandro Santana PRODUCTION Executive Producer: Guilherme Bolo Local Producer: Beatriz Torres e Mauricio Fontoura – Tempo Pra Tudo Casting Producer: Beatriz Torres e Mauricio Fontoura – Tempo Pra Tudo Creative Producer: Daniel Manzali Director of Photography: Bernardo Negri 1st Assistant Camera: Gabriel Moska 2nd Assistant Camera: Fernando Dom Steadicam: Bernardo Negri Still and 2nd unit: Nino Franco Stylist: Marie Silva e Silas Matos Art: Alberto Pitta Art Assistant: TeTe Porto e Pedro Felizola Sound Direction: Victor Brasileiro Gaffer: Carlos Alberto Silva Key Grip: Edvando Lourinho First Grip Assistant: Fabio Costa Safety: Tom Driver: Toddy POST-PRODUCTION Editor: Daniel Manzali Soundtrack: José Gil, Grupo Ofá Sound design: Day out of Time Graphic Designer: Sebastian Chicchon / Lucas Gini Color grading : Bleach – Sergio Pasqualino Jr. VFX: Noize Graphics Creative Director: Raph Paiva Post Production Manager: Beta Reis Creative coordination: Leonardo Louzada VFX Supervisor: Bernardo Medeiros Additional VFX: Pedro “TheZakMan” Araujo SPECIAL THANKS TO SALVADOR: Comunidade Gamboa: Associação de moradores, Adriano e Nilton Saddam Comunidade Solar Unhão: Associação de moradores, Delinha e Anderson Alberto Pitta e banda Cortejo Afro Academia Champions: Luiz Dórea e Luiz Fernando Menezes OG Cruz Borracharia Grupo Ofá Laboratório SATO THANKS TO RIO: Andrea Franco, André Andrade, João Sucupira, Bernardo Portella, Daniel Venosa, Gabriela Scardini, Bruna Sozzi, Izabel Lage, Luiza Faria, Marcella Veríssimo, Renata Fraga, José Alvarenga Jr.

Synopsis Beau, an emerging artist is about to unveil her latest installation. Her lover Paloma, is a devoted supporter and her closet confidante. Her final breakthrough hinges on the success of Beau’s newest piece and soon this pressure causes a rife in the two women’s relationship. Their devotion to each other is uncovered and soon life imitates art. CAST Paloma – Spencer Grammer Beau – Chase Sui Wonders Marion – Amelia Workman Arnaud – Bart Ackerman  CREW Directed by Constance Tsang Produced by Tony Yang Written by Constance Tsang & Tony Yang Cinematography by Norm Li, CSC Executive Producer Michael Pogarian Co-Producer Marta Cruanas-Compes Editor – Stephen Lee Production Designer – Colleen Dodge 1st Assistant Director TJ Choi Composer – Chase Deso Colorist – Joseph Bicknell Sound Designer – David Forshee

This film is is part of On Being’s “A Wild Love for the World" Starting Point, a collection designed to accompany the exploration of our relationship with the natural world, including how a relationship of care might be inviting us to reconnect, replenish, and repair within the contexts of our lives, emboldening us to live into the generative future we hope is possible. You can view the full collection here: https://bit.ly/3SuI9kb This video contains voices and natural world related excerpts from On Being episodes with J. Drew Lanham, Robin Wall Kimmerer, Katy Payne, and Robert Macfarlane. Directed by Katy Wang and Gabriel Greenough https://bit.ly/3QnAouB https://bit.ly/3JyCrtu Sound and Music by Gautam Srikishan https://bit.ly/3SrZ8nb

A referee struggles to maintain control over a 2nd grade basketball game. Starring Ian Edlund, Frank Boyd, Emily Chisholm, Kevin Kelly, Keaton Whittaker, Christopher Goodson, Ian Lerch Read more about the film on Short of the Week: https://bit.ly/3p1ifXD Directed by Peter Edlund Story by Ian Edlund Screenplay by Peter & Ian Edlund Produced by Megan Leonard Co-Producers: Séverine Tibi, Anaïs Calmels Executive Producers: Douglas Choi, Brian LaMacchia, David Chen Director of Photography: Ty Migota Editors: Megan Leonard & Peter Edlund Sound Design/Re-Recording Mixer: Jason Alberts Score: Erik Blood Music: Title Fight Art Director: Darcy Drysdale Production Designer: Finch Izatt Wardrobe Stylist: Darcy Drysdale Hair & Make-up Stylist: Tonya Carlson-Jolly Production Sound: Taylor Delph A Visual Pollution production, in co-production with Sevana Films, in association with Sons of Rigor and Farcaster Films, co-sponsored by the City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture. FESTIVAL SELECTIONS: 2021 Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia (Tokyo, World Premiere) 2021 Palm Springs International ShortFest (North American Premiere) 2021 Bend Film Festival 2021 Indie Memphis Film Festival 2021 Festival du cinéma Rouyn-Noranda en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (Canadian Premiere) 2022 Seattle International Film Festival 2022 Brussels Short Film Festival (Best Actor Award – International Competition) 2022 Walla Walla Film Crush

Client: Ford Agency: Wieden+Kennedy Director: Lauren Sick Titles & GFX: Brunch Club

Five linear stages? Nora’s not convinced. 2021 Palm Springs Shortfest 2021 Hamptons International Film Festival – Suffolk County Grant Winner Starring: Stella Baker – Nora Maggie Cohen – Cousin Maggie Catherine Curtin – Aunt Karen Peter Friedman – Uncle Harold Matilda Lawler – Young Nora Matthew Lawler – Abie Tracy Pollan – Dianne Jasper Weinberg – Dexter Directed, produced, & co-edited by Nastasya Popov Written & produced by Tess Cohen Producers – Sam Fox, Lizzie Frieder, Russell Kahn Executive producer – Harry Klein Cinematographer – Frances E. Chen Costume & production design – Natasha Simchowitz Editor – David Gutnik Composers – Eliza Callahan & Jack Staffen Graphic designer – Lenny Vigden Co-executive producers – Myriam Schroeter & Hunter Watson Assistant director & line producer – Ani Schroeter Script supervisor – Sophie Hoblit First assistant camera – Aron Romanoff Gaffer – Joel Kingsbury Grip – Pierson Andreas Second assistant camera – Eliot Grigo Sound mixer – Brian Blum Boom operator – Zhen Qin Hair & makeup – Micaela Cleary Sound designer and re-recording mixer – Romain Sturma Sound designer & foley editor – Camille Thomas Colorist – Jeff Sousa Production assistants: Henri Adams, Zack green, Hannah Kliot, Ariel Matluck “Sun” Music by Oregon Space Trail of Doom Performed by Ryan Fletterick, Nolan Cavano, Nick Yanosko, and Tony Kazel Courtesy of Oregon Space Trail of Doom “Rhapsody in Blue” Music by George Gershwin Arranged by Jerry Brubaker Courtesy of the Prelinger Archive

A high school filmmaker wins the heart of a troubled young woman, only to lose her in the course of a harrowing psychedelic experience that forces him to confront life truths that are at once beautiful and painful. Official Selection: Slamdance Film Festival Champs-Élysées Film Festival Milwaukee Film Festical Calgary International Film Festival

Told by her daughter Wendy, MINK! chronicles the remarkable Patsy Takemoto Mink, a Japanese American from Hawaii who became the first woman of color elected to the U.S. Congress, on her harrowing mission to co-author and defend Title IX, the law that transformed athletics for generations in America for girls and women.