Dakota Loesch

A troubled drummer crashes with his sister in Boston and rediscovers his passion through street performing. As his music soars, his reckless choices threaten both his newfound stability and his closest relationships.

Two dreamers get lost down the rabbit hole while searching for a bathroom in Downtown LA.

A hitman in Koreatown meets a Karaoke hostess only to find out she is his next target.

Desperate to reconcile with his estranged wife, Elliot stops at a desert motel where he encounters Greta, an uncanny woman on the run from a mysterious past.

Greetings from Arizona is a poetic exploration of self-discovery, blending narrative and real home video footage into a vivid tapestry of life. Margaret, a 35-year-old writer, leaves New York in the fall of 2020, escaping the chaos of her mind as she is confronted by thoughts from an unhealed past. Her journey to Arizona transforms into a reflective meditation on memory, connection, and the universal threads that shape us all. Inspiring and introspective, the film celebrates the beauty of healing and embracing life's complexities.

A group of college besties find their way through adult life with the help of a strange ability: to hear each other's inner voices. When a long-estranged friend invites the others to a housewarming party, simmering tensions between them come to the surface, and supernatural machinations are revealed.

Two brothers attempt to drive a trunk full of stolen opioids from Florida to Alaska to cash-in big in the Land of Gold. A split-second act of violence somewhere in the California desert derails their trip and sets them on a crash course with tragedy.

Make Out Party is a no-budget, high-style comedy of errors that follows three vibrant characters through a day of misadventure as they set out to attend hostess Mary Woah’s Make Out Party.

On the way back from a road trip, a woman tries to save her doomed relationship by stopping at a roadside attraction that promises time travel.

A short film inspired by the poems of Giulia Bencivenga.

Shot underwater, Bona To Vada is a short experimental film which explores queer identities as they have moved through time. It urges the viewer to not be afraid to look into the past in order to heal ancestral trauma.

The lonely owner of an murder clean up business finds love in the unlikeliest place.