An artist's journey into his own neurodiversity and the impact drawing has on his mental well being.

A woman goes on a journey, discovering pieces throughout various abstract worlds that help her gain abilities, fostering a clearer sense of self and confidence. These abstract objects show her how to move forward through unclear and uncertain times. She perseveres, ultimately emerging stronger and with a renewed sense of clarity.

How do we go on living when physical and emotional pain block our path forward? Marble Me Free is an evocative animated journey through a "dark night of the soul," exploring resilience, healing, and the power of creative expression.

Narrated by Starlit Swan, author of the featured poem "The Marble Block," the film draws from her experience living with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)—a severely debilitating condition often referred to as the "suicide disease."

The project began when Starlit attended an online Arts & Healing Resiliency Center workshop sponsored by Dr. Kaufman and facilitated by John Fox of the Institute for Poetic Medicine. A few days later, Starlit and Dr Kaufman met again. When Dr. Kaufman asked how Starlit coped with such overwhelming pain, Starlit shared "The Marble Block." Inspired by the poem's transformative power, Dr. Kaufman envisioned it as a healing animation and invited animator Lucía Martínez Rojas to bring the vision to life—giving birth to Marble Me Free.

Storyteller-of-the-Year, Jessica4Jesus, blesses the stage again. But this time, her humor fails to hide her truth.

Raina is known as the "strong one" the one who helps everyone until she can no longer carry it all, when it gets too heavy. She is force to address her issues, and the generational dysfunction she learned by example to finally choosing herself.

Haunted by the echoes of war and the bitterness of betrayal, a man seeks refuge in the quiet of the woods. In this simple, solitary landscape, his inner chaos meets the silence of nature. This intimate drama explores a fragile journey through vulnerability and confusion toward a path of healing and an unexpected connection.

Advanced Mathematics Professor Ruby Finnegan is drowning in obscurity and mediocrity. She needs to publish the paper
shes dedicated the last decade of her life on, but her math isn't quite working out. When she ropes her T.A. Aiza Tahan into
helping her, their relationship begins to fracture and spiral out of control.

Two years after fleeing an abusive partner, Blair struggles to feel whole again. Desperation drives her into a Muay Thai gym, where owners Camilla and Jackson Kingsley welcome her with warmth in stark contrast to the gymХs ferocity. Though the charged, male-dominated environment stirs old trauma, she keeps returning, slowly gaining strength, trust, and a sense of belonging. Bonds with Camilla and Jackson reshape her view of othersСbut BlairХs hardest battle lies deeper. When Jackson suggests sheХs ready for a fight, the idea feels impossible. Yet on fight night, Blair discovers her real opponent wasn't what she expected at all.

Suicide has been silently & disproportionately affecting Black Children for years. Through interviews with Educators,Elected Officials, Clinicians, Suicide-Bereaved Families and first hand accounts of Survivors of
youth suicide, Butterflies Jump Too spreads awareness of racial
disparity in Mental Healthcare.

In the wake of a breakup and the sudden death of his uncle, Jace inherits a forgotten sci-fi novel. As the story begins to fold into his reality, heХs drawn into a surreal meditation on grief, memory, and the small, stubborn messes we leave behind.

Absent of Me is a short documentary that offers a look into the lives of nine individuals across five U.S. states and three countries who live with a little-known mental health condition known as depersonalization disorder. With expert insight from medical writer Jeffrey Abugel, audiences will gain a clearer understanding of this largely unknown and under-researched condition.

In the North East of EnglandСa region facing some of the highest male suicide rates in the UKСthe ice rink serves as a sanctuary of stoicism and grit. But when a beloved teammate, Mich, takes his own life, the communityХs silence is pushed to its breaking point.

A Game to Remember follows MichХs teammates as they organize a final, profound tribute: a memorial game where his ashes are placed inside the game puck. Moving beyond the "tough" exterior of the sport, the film captures a community refusing to let a friend be sidelined by his own death. It is an intimate portrait of the unique, often wordless language men use to communicate love, fellowship, and loss.

No one fully knows the hidden corners of their mind. Not even Alba. When the forces of the psyche struggle to surface, a race against time will determine whether she gains self-understanding or loses her life forever as she knows it.