Phil M. Bernstein

The inspiring origin story of a basketball superhero, revealing how LeBron James and his childhood friends become the #1 high school team in the country, launching James's breathtaking career as a four-time NBA Champion, two-time Olympic Gold Medalist and the NBA's all-time leading scorer.

When fourteen-year-old Naomi reunites with her estranged cousin, innocent curiosities lead to a night of drinking, debauchery, and betrayal in the shadows of a small Ohio factory town.

After inheriting a mysterious old clown doll from her late grandmother, a drifting twenty-something conducts a late-night ritual with friends and discovers that one of them is not who they seem.

A washed-up actor moves into a seedy Hollywood apartment in a desperate attempt to cling to his dreams, only to overhear voices in the vents plotting a murder — or worse.

An immersive trek through the woods at night.

A photographer with memory loss becomes obsessed with mysterious symbols that may hold the key to the missing pieces of his mind.

A sequel to the 2020 essay film Convenient Parking.

A temporal reorganization of the pixel data from a pirated rip of Hollis Frampton’s Lemon, transforming Frampton’s exploration of light and form into an uncanny digital crescendo.

A young couple is tormented by a mysterious image on their bedroom TV, bringing old insecurities to light.

A short essay film about the spiritual allure and psychological violence of the parking garage.

The views out four different apartment windows are layered, their opacities modulated by an unheard wave.

three sketches of the suburban landscape as dissected body