The feature debut of NYC based director Sam Zalutsky, You Belong to Me is an unsettling and entertaining Hitchcockian thriller that will make you start questioning what goes on behind your neighbors’ doors. Although Jeffrey has been unceremoniously dumped by Rene, he still can’t get over him. Exhibiting some stalker tendencies, he tracks down Rene’s address, befriends his eccentric landlady, and ends up scoring an apartment in the same building. When bizarre things start happening, and the landlady gets too close for comfort, Jeffrey begins to realize maybe this wasn’t the best idea after all.  More...

Inspired by true events, and banned in its native Singapore, Solos explores the doomed relationship between a teacher and his student and its effect on the younger man’s lonely mother. The teacher realizes that the relationship has grown stagnant, but struggles to express his feelings to the student, who starts seeking new sexual adventures. The student’s mother fears that her son will never return to her. Unable to accept his sexuality, she finds herself escaping her loneliness through various distractions. Solos conveys this story without dialogue, allowing the meticulously and artfully composed cinematography and nuanced acting to speak volumes instead.  More...

Mika and Mila check the boundaries of their friendship.  More...