A short film about the abstract processes of light becoming a physical form in the landscape.

After their father is conscripted during the 1999 NATO bombing of Serbia, three sisters begin a Hi8 video diary in their countryside home. They film each other putting on make-up, picking cherries, playing party games, getting into fights and helping their mother cook. This fragile, intimate world is perhaps their only shelter from the reality of bombings, sirens and war.

Ends Thursday, April 17th

This film made by a Palestinian-Israeli collective shows the destruction of the occupied West Bank’s Masafer Yatta by Israeli soldiers and the alliance which develops between the Palestinian activist Basel and Israeli journalist Yuval.

Ends Thursday, April 17th
Carson Lund’s directorial debut, Eephus revolves around the final game of a dissolving adult recreational baseball league. A wry comedy narrated by cinema legend Frederick Wiseman, Eephus ruminates on aging, mortality, and feeling lost in a place you’ve lived your entire life—served with misplaced machismo and good ol’ fashioned tomfoolery. The film feels deeply familiar while completely sidestepping genre cliches. There’s no “good team” vs “bad team,” in Eephus everyone is their own kind of underdog. Distinctly New England in its philosophies as much as its attitude; Eephus will surely satisfy hardcore cineastes and casual film fans alike.

The adventures of three Puerto Rican brothers scraping by while contending with the ghost of their dead father. The three brothers are tasked with refurbishing the house of Miss Malloy, but undercurrents of the past keep resurfacing.