City Mark: A Rochester Icon

A documentary film exploring the origin, evolution, and lasting impact of one of Rochester, NY's most recognizable symbols. From its creation in the 1970s to its place in today’s culture, the City Mark’s simple design became a powerful expression of identity, pride, and belonging. Through archival footage, local voices, and new interviews, the documentary traces the mark’s journey — from a government design initiative to a symbol embraced by the community. It’s a design story, but more importantly, it’s a story about people.

TikTok Never Dies

When TikTok faces a nationwide ban, three influencers fight for their livelihoods, their voices, and the First Amendment. As their efforts advance to the Supreme Court, questions swirl around the stakes, power, and control of the future of social media.

The Class: Online

A group of college students reunite for a late-night online class after the events of The Class. What starts as a normal session begins to feel off when strange glitches and eerie occurrences appear on their screens.

Midsummer Love Witch

“A love witch accidentally casts a love spell on a woman in the park, now it’s up to her to undo the spell over a romantic dinner.”

13 Souls

Following her mother’s death, fifteen-year-old Agne moves in with her estranged father and older sister near a cemetery where he works. There, she uncovers a mysterious and deadly connection between her family and the “13 Souls” — victims of a tragic, unsolved fire decades earlier. As the past resurfaces and strange phenomena escalate, Agne finds herself entangled in a supernatural mystery tied to possession, reincarnation, and long-buried guilt.

ElectroAcoustic Infatuation

Set in a world where everyone is an instrument and electric and acoustic instruments are not allowed to be in love.

Love You Dadu Dadi Ji

Love You Dadu Dadi Ji is a musical family drama film directed by Harinder Sohal. The plot revolves around four school-going boys and their deep, emotional bond with their grandfather. It explores the value of elders, the importance of family, and bridges generational gaps.

The Boy with the Light Blue Eyes

A cursed blue-eyed boy seeks love in a remote mountain ruled by superstition.

Wills Home Movies

Home movies are immortal through moments frozen in time but also forever changing as our life evolves and our perspectives shift. The further you look back the harder it becomes to find what you once were, but home movies can act as a reminder of the pieces of your life that have made you what you are. This film is an honest snapshot of my life, but its core is rooted in universal life experiences that anyone can find glimpses of themselves in.

Where All Windows Meet