“Create That World” is a short film that offers an intimate glimpse into a vibrant, supportive studio in New York City, where artists living with mental illness find both a creative outlet and a lifeline. The film explores how art spaces can serve as a sanctuary, where social connection and artistic freedom help people not only create, but also reclaim a sense of purpose and belonging.

Bryan, a high school student, helps his girlfriend escape an ICE raid going on at their school. Problems arise when Bryan's father, the sheriff, assists with the ICE raids. Father and son must confront each other about what they believe is the right thing to do.

Beneath Miki's crop-top lie 8 months of a rather fulfilling pregnancy, despite society's judgment against the “single mother” she's eager to become.

Then a new neighbor - armed with a Mac & Cheese pastabox to heat up -, invites himself into her apartment. His visit extends beyond the cooking time, gradually devouring Miki's space.

Edge of the Cliff is a haunting portrait of a woman pushed to her breaking point after sudden job loss, cultural tension, and the quiet unraveling of her marriage. When Susana, a high-powered executive, is laid off, she and her out-of-work writer husband, Simon, are forced to confront the unspoken weight of expectations — from their families, their cultures, and themselves. As their coping mechanisms pull them in opposite directions, cracks begin to form in their once-solid bond. What follows is a raw, intimate unraveling. Told through restrained performances and evocative visuals, the film mirrors a mind on the edge — with muted tones, a melancholic score, and deliberate pacing that hold space for reflection, empathy, and truth.