Alex Brinkman

Singer Yaeji takes the form of a silkworm, rescued by her guardian angel. Through the human-to-human connection of hand clapping, they work together to save the metamorphosis cycle from being disrupted by a techno-witch, played by Uhm Jung-hwa. Directed by the acclaimed filmmaker Andrew Thomas Huang, and made with the assistance of Artifacts Lab, a new venture for experiments in art and AI powered by Microsoft. - Northern Transmissions

Janie is a 9-year-old girl whose big imagination and glittery style cause her to be a misfit amongst her family and community. Between the overwhelm of her social anxiety, her struggle in appeasing her parents, and her teasing older brothers, Janie yearns to escape from it all. One day, her wish is granted when she receives a magical ring from a vendor at a flea market. With the ring on her finger, Janie becomes the only person in the world. At first, she revels in her newfound freedom. Janie enjoys uninterrupted tea parties and indulges in all the junk food she wants. However, she soon realizes that being alone is not as fulfilling as she thought. Amidst all the fun, she loses track of time and forgets to take off the ring. Now, Janie must find a way to reverse the magic and be reunited with her family. Through her journey, she discovers the true value of human connection and the importance of family.

Struggling to move forward from the sudden loss of his daughter, Danny is confronted by flashbacks while he labors to protect the few memories he has left.

15 year old Sam discovers the difference between a crush and gender envy when out on a date with popular boy Cody.