Danish couple Inge and Holger built a life together, and they filmed almost all of it. As the aging couple packs up to move into the last apartment they will share, the process triggers memories both positive and heartbreaking. Suvi Andrea Helvinen’s moving film uses Inge and Holger’s home movies to ponder their past. More...

Intimate close-ups conceal faces but reveal sordid circumstances in ONE DAY, a complex short about a West African woman working as a prostitute in Denmark. She finds both solace and sacrifice through her cell phone, connecting with the family and daughter she hasn’t seen in six years, yet always remaining available to clients. More...

The first North American Mardi Gras was not in New Orleans but in Mobile, Alabama in 1703. To this day, it is true to its roots—perhaps too true. Native daughter Margaret Brown explores the oldest, and still segregated, Mardi Gras in the U.S. and guides us through the parallels at the heart of these two cities’ juxtaposed celebrations. More...