With deadpan humor, Victoria Warmerdam's "Short Calf Muscle" asks if the entire world sees you as a gnome, are you a gnome?

When two politicians stubbornly try to gain the upper hand during a handshake, their grim intransigence takes on a monstrous life of its own.

A young drama student must reconcile the potential pros and cons of a defining lead performance act.

They say that the punk rock movement was born in Mid 70's New York City. If so, then David Godlis was in the delivery room.

The fourth annual Staff Pick Award at the Ottawa International Animation Festival goes to “Ten, Twenty, Thirty, Forty, Fifty Miles a Day” by Mathieu Georis.

A young man who's never been on a date has the night of his life with a married woman in this classically old school, black-and-white romantic comedy.

Atop the remnants of an ancient volcanic crater, wandering souls search for an elusive diamond.

Stop-motion animation and skiing collide in this week's Staff Pick Premiere, a playful ode to the do-it-yourself origins of skiing and its close relationship to nature.

Filmmaker Renee Osubu weaves a powerful narrative of three fathers' mission to better their communities in "Dear Philadelphia."

Brace yourself for 20 minutes of headless humor from Oscar-nominated trio Job, Joris & Marieke.

Filmmaker Sally Tran presents a mixed media illustrated short film telling the history of anti-Asian racism and violence in the United States.

Paul Bush takes us on the most imaginative ride in this week's Staff Pick Premiere.

To chronicle her life immediately following her mother’s death, Signe Barvild Stæhr interviews the nannies who stepped in to take care of a grieving family.

“Pile” by Toberg is a digitally animated film employing an infinite upward scroll technique to reveal a sitemap of the human condition.