Anti-ethnographic works that provide windows into the lives, minds and cultures of some of N. America's most exciting Indigenous filmmakers.

Wayne, a fun-loving, party animal living in the tiny town of Rhinelander, Wisconsin reconnects with his nine-year old son Tyler.

Works exploring issues of race, immigration, visibility, (in)justice and more.

Co-founder of the Wooster Collective Marc Schiller was working in the worlds of street art, music and film until a stroke altered reality.

An a cappella group flies halfway around the world to collaborate with a choir of orphans in rural Kenya.

A bachelor party takes a supernatural turn.

This witty ensemble drama centers around a group of 40 somethings navigating messy secrets.

An introverted 14-year-old eases into a life of crime when he’s befriended by a drug trafficker.

BIFF’s ongoing screening series about ongoing stories.

A father of eight struggles to cope with his girlfriend's Nani’s crippling crack and heroin addiction.

In the summer '73 Content Knowles runs away from an upscale New England summer camp, hitchhiking cross-country to California.

An orphaned teenager dreams of life beyond his remote, impoverished Turkish village.