Megean McBride Sanchez

During a sudden prison lockdown, a group of incarcerated men confront the emotional weight of confinement and discover that solidarity and human connection may be the only way through the darkness.

An older woman desires to explore her first relationship with a woman, with the help from her younger queer coworker.

This intimate verité documentary follows D. Nelson — a devoted father, husband, and leader 16 years into a 40-year prison sentence — as he finds freedom and redemption with a small family of filmmakers and incarcerated men producing an unprecedented short film project inside the Washington State Penitentiary's media lab, and bonds with a young intern learning to forgive her formerly incarcerated mother.

Sophie, a PSU art student, has been killed in her apartment, and the crime scene has been staged like a living art piece. All around her are clues of her time in 'The Quiet Crowd'. Detective Uldrich attempts to piece together the last year of her life. But separating fact and fantasy in this world of violence, sexual deviance, and emotional instability is a difficult task when underneath the politically charged social practice art scene may lie something infinitely more sinister.