Everything

Munesu Mukombe interweaves elements of poetry, musical theatre, abstract imagery, and sound design to chronicle the artists personal encounters with isolation and alienation, delving into the loneliness inherent in confronting societal discrimination.

A young man attempts to rewrite the narrative of a strange first date.

Welcome to our first North American Tour! These last two months on the road have been insane and we can't wait to come back! But until then, please fasten your seat belts and enjoy our New Year's present we prepared especially for you. Same old pals: dancing Thomas, screaming Dam, contemplative Ethan and loud Vic exploring the finest venues and backstages in North America. Hope you enjoy it as much as we did. Happy New Year folks!

A man who is in agony, reminisces about his love life.

Cost of living, climate change, food, housing, land: the multiple crises we face are deeply interlinked, which means the solutions are too. “Everything Must Change” explains how all these crises – and the accompanying spiralling price rises – have come about, and shows how a just transition away from a free market extractive system based on exploitation to a renewable energy system based on peoples needs can solve all of them. Drawing on the experience of numerous inspiring social movements, the film shows how climate change driven by profiteering from our global systems has destroyed our planet and increased inequality. We need to transform global infrastructure and services to be people oriented, by building a global mass workers and peasants movement to enact a just transition. For the people, by the people, and never for profit. Because government and big business aren’t going to do it for us.

When a teen accidentally no-clips into the backrooms, she finds out that the only way to survive is to fend for herself...

Ridiculous things always happen to Harriet, but this year it’s out of control. She’s got to rebuild her whole life but she cannot work out which way the building-blocks go. The multi award-winning Harriet Kemsley is back with a new show about break-ups, sloths and trying to think positively while everything descends into absolute chaos.

After being set up to get jumped, West now owes $50,000 to Gunzo, the biggest street hustler in Syracuse. But when Gunzo's crew shows up at West's family home, his older siblings step in to protect the family from his wrath.

Nui and Meng, two new murderers, need to take Ploy, a pregnant woman, to the hospital. But on the way, Ploy suddenly has labor pains. The couple has to rush Ploy to the hospital before the new witness is born.

A compilation of bizarre and humorous clips found in long forgotten VHS tapes. Included as an extra feature on the DVD for "Everything Is Terrible! The Movie."

Siblings, Eva and Sam, must confront their relationship after their mother’s death.

The story of Sylvia, an actuarial at an insurance company, who needs to escape a mysterious 23 minute time loop, keep the world from ending, and possibly eat birthday cake.

After the destruction of his personal library, a scholar attempts to rebuild his life by fashioning a single book from the ruins.

Tāmati Rīmene-Sproat takes us to Waitangi where we visit the Waitangi Treaty grounds, Te Tii marae and the famous Waitangi bridge – site of manu dives and protest action. Made with the support Te Māngai Pāho.

Fresh out of prison and desperately needing a job, Jacob reaches out to the only person who can help - his father Max, who just happens to be Aotearoa's most famous drag queen.

Souhei Saikawa is a college professor who is obsessed with genius Shiki Magata’s work. He, Moe Nishinosono, and a group of his other students plan a retreat to the remote island where Magata currently resides, which may put them in danger’s way...

Follow the lives and loves of a group of thirtysomethings in a heart-warming comic drama as they try to find true love - or at least keep their relationships on track. In this wry and funny look at a generation which is as confused as it is liberated by the choices it faces, will the chill in their feet put out the passion that burns in their hearts?