W C Fields Straight Up

A message about embracing the gift of dual identity that has been given to children of the Black diaspora.

Joshua, suffering from a terminal brain tumor, goes to live with his parents for his final days and embarks on a psilocybin induced spiritual journey.

A Freudian analysis of the teenage mind and the purpose of art itself when both are exposed to nature and maturity.

The first of a linked trilogy of films examining youth and nature's cohabitation. This installment follows a boy with an injured leg as he navigates the countryside from an unseen danger.

A young filmmaker struggles with her mental illness as she makes a documentary with the author Fiona Wright, and challenges her to express her experience with anorexia by preforming of one of her poems.

Dandara resists the militias that for generations have tried to take her family's land.

Introverted David uncovers an ancient ritual; his attempt with friends goes awry, cursing them, unleashing ancient evil.

Kucia's most recent film, Across the Field (1992), is his longest and arguably his most complex film in terms of imagery. In it, he applies many of the various techniques he has developed for his films over the years, the result being a rich collage of drawing, photographic images, and live-action film footage whose individual frames he has manipulated. This complex technique exists, according to Kucia, only as a vehicle to evoke the mood and emotion he wishes the audience to experience. This Impressionist approach to filmmaking is no doubt what inspired Marcin Gizycki to dub Kucia the "Bresson of Polish animated film."

A forester living alone in the depths of Northern Poland knows every rock, notices every smallest anomaly in his forest. After many years of observing nature with great detail he discovers an unusual physical force. He measures it with his unique handmade instruments. For twenty years he’s been creating his own field of physics. The truth seems to be within reach, but with each answer, dozens of new questions arise.

Bonifacio is a man caught between revolutionary and contemporary Mexico, struggling to find fulfillment in either era. Haunted by the death of his son and burdened by social upheavals, he navigates a life marked by unfulfilled dreams and persistent challenges.