Taylor Ervin

As Frank Castle searches for meaning beyond revenge, an unexpected force pulls him back into the fight.

A struggling contractor risks his young sons' well-being to cut a sweet deal.

An art assistant for a gallery in New York knows his role well, to live in romantic poverty and be paid in social clout and drugs.

Goodbye, Art attempts to answer the question of why art feels stuck today. How did we get here? Why does art suck now? The film puts that question to artists and intellectuals and even to a man who suspects that the Earth might be flat.

Composed almost entirely of black and white film stills, the Meadow takes place moments before the heat death of the universe. As the stars are about to be extinguished for eternity, a human consciousness, trapped in time, echoes through space.

As the protests for Mahsa Amini surge, an Iranian-American family's country road trip transforms into a pulsating journey of revolutionary and archival wonder.

After her spaceship crash-lands in the ocean, a woman struggles to understand the reason behind the disappearance of her fellow astronauts.

A depressed call center worker gets engulfed by his computer.

Two musicians get lost on their way to a gig in New Jersey, or is it all in their heads? An experimental musical odyssey, a visual accompaniment to the recent album of the same name from the NYC duo, Tony or Tony.

"Art Boy 2: The Undead" is a home movie for the New York art world that tackles big questions. What is art? What is it for? What happened to the avant-garde? Is progress in art desirable or even possible? And what does "society" have to do with all of this?

A young woman is pursued by shadowy figures as she attempts to escape her slave-like conditions at a dystopian factory.