Multi-Screening: Destination Angels, Bird Lady, I am In, I'm Gonna Sing Granada for You, Monday Night Football, A Night with The Stampede, Sound of the Lake, The Body is a House of Familiar Rooms, João Ayres, an Independent Painter

I am In

At the height of the Delta pandemic, an everyday couple make a trek to the Meher Spiritual Center for a little rest and relief. A trip that turned peace to pieces and praise to punk, “I am In” is a rock steady look at the new modern day pilgrimage.

Destination Angels

Writer and folk artist Fences receives a call from distant relatives of Beat Generation icon and literary hero Jack Kerouac. In a series of fated twists, Fences, his band and Jack's nephew find themselves roving up California's Highway 1, retracing Jack’s half-century-gone spiritual quest. Their mission: to record an album in roadside motels and forgotten train yards, over booming cliffsides and in hushed bookstores, inspired by Jack's legacy and a trove of never-before-seen Kerouac poems.

Will Fences go headlong into a fate shared by his idol Kerouac, doomed to a lonesome beauty and immense suffering of his own making? Or will he resolve to kick addiction and self-doubt, find love and family, and be redeemed in his new greatest masterpiece yet?

Monday Night Football, A Night with The Stampede

Spend a night behind the scenes with the Buffalo Bills Drumline - The Stampede as they prepare and perform for a nationally televised Monday night football game.

Bird Lady

In this short documentary, Kansas City filmmaker Carter Rostron explores the mystery surrounding a statue that has become known as the “Bird Lady.” For years, an assortment of small ceramic birds and other figures have appeared around the base of the statue. The documentary explores what’s been happening, what it means, and how it has become a beloved part of neighborhood folklore.

I'm Gonna Sing Granada for You

At 89 years old, sassy soprano Dolores Perry reminisces about her childhood days growing up in Rochester, New York. Through her anecdotes she gives credit to the women who supported her journey, from her childhood neighbor, Mrs. Kelly, to her mother telling her “you’re gonna sing Dolores, you’re gonna sing.” Dolores reminisces about her cabaret days, including singing with Liberace and meeting President Nixon. She didn't let the gender norm of the time, being barefoot and pregnant, get in the way of her ambition. With dignity Dolores takes pride in hitting her high notes as she "Sings Granada For You".

Sound of the Lake

A short film starring Erwin Nemeth and Lukas Vendler about the conservation of Lake Neusiedl in Austria

The Body is a House of Familiar Rooms

A magical-realist window into a man's experience of chronic illness, mixing paintings with live-action documentary footage to explore his inner world and relationship with his partner.