Steven Paul Wolf, Jr.

Dreg struggles with her mental health as a demon vies to possess her soul. The film is an allegory for depression, where the omnipresent demon represents ones thoughts.

Lucretia (Luc) Mott reluctantly agrees to an interview with a documentary crew. She plans to tell them about her traumatic experience with the Order of Ouroboros, a cult she was a member of. She hopes sharing her story will help hold her abusers accountable.

Man is trapped in purgatory and forced to confront the horrors of his greatest transgression.

Puerto Rican Hibiscus is part home video and part experimental documentary. While visiting my beloved friend Yara in her home country we explore each other's identity through a series of unscripted conversations. These conversations examine how identity is a complex composition of cultural, social, political and spiritual influences. But we do more than examine identity. We revel in it.

Chris' power goes out during hurricane Ian. Chris listens to a podcast to weather the storm. As he becomes consumed by both the podcast and darkness, his reality begins to unravel. Can he escape Plato's cave? Or is the truth too much to bear?

Profaned explores the relationships between the homeless and society through expressionism. The film aims to make the audience feel ambivalence towards the vagrant. On one hand, he lies in an attempt to acquire money to fuel his addiction. On the other hand, he suffers from his addiction and past trauma.