As Nora’s trauma resurfaces, she is drawn toward the promise of justice, resolution, and catharsis, while facing the possibility that it may remain out of reach. The film lives in this tension – between speaking out and the cost of not being heard.

Mujōkan is a meditative analogue portrait of impermanence, following Butoh dancer Marie-Gabrielle Rotie as she transforms the act of leaving a shared home into a final collaboration between body, space, and the fleeting essence that endures beyond form.

In an unlikely meeting, a mother attempts to forgive the young man who killed her son.

Following the death of her lover, a heartbroken woman travels to the empty coast to reconnect with him through strange objects.

CAUTION: MAY INDUCE FEELINGS OF PANIC. A surprise birthday party spirals into paranoid chaos, as the birthday girl questions whether her friends know her secret, or just secretly hate her.

Cass and Ezra reflect on their relationship, disrupted by Cass's tendency to write about what's happening around her, and Ezra's unwillingness to simply be a character in her scripts.