Directed by Celine Cotran. 16 minutes.

In this international festival favorite, Joy’s relentless pursuit of having a baby takes a darkly comic turn. From British-Lebanese writer and director Celine Cotran. Starring ‘Downton Abbey’ star Laura Carmichael.

Directed by Naman Gupta. 15 minutes.

When coming out to his traditional and god-fearing parents, Sid uses his time machine to reset the day trying to make sure everything goes perfect. From director Naman Gupta. Starring ‘Deadpool’ star Karan Soni.

Directed by Rob Edwards. 4 minutes.

An animated tale of family, care, and hope.

Directed by Amy Bench. 15 minutes.

This Sundance, Tribeca, and SXSW selection brings you the remarkable solo journey of 14-year-old Mugeni across the globe, determined to reunite with her lost loved ones and lift up the Banyamulenge people.

Directed by Clare Cooney. 14 minutes.

After surviving a violent event, a couple tries to overcome the space trauma created between them. Co-starring ‘The Walking Dead’s’ Glenn Stanton.

Directed by Olivia Martin-McGuire. 15 minutes.

The story of a grandfather’s perilous swim from China to Hong Kong that parallels his granddaughter’s own quest for a new freedom. From London-based Australian director Olivia Martin-McGuire.

Directed by Nicholas Stachurski. 5 minutes.

The portrait of a mother on a difficult and visceral journey, redefining beauty, sacrifice, and our uniquely human ability to define our own destiny.

Directed by Lou Rigoudy. 3 minutes.

A story of a girl and her teddy bear as she grows up and they grow apart. From Canada filmmaker Lou Rigoudy.