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WATCH NOW on Field of Vision: Sandcastles by Carin Leong

As Singapore imports sand for urban expansion, a ghost town bearing its name lies buried underneath sand on the other side of the world. Sandcastles parallels two Singapores: one in Michigan where mass deforestation in the 1800s stirred surrounding sand dunes to swallow it whole, while its namesake in the East emerged from sand by reclaiming what was once only marshland and water.

Through a poetic and mythological approach, the ephemeral nature of sand underscores humankind’s fraught relationship with the element: how can we trust the very ground we walk on when it’s built with and destroyed by nothing more than sand?

Directed by Carin Leong (@carinleong)
Produced by Carin Leong, Martin Loh (@martinlohh), James Qiu (@james.t.qiu), Jaydn Ray Gosselin (@jaydn.gosselin) & Jacob Fertig (@jacobfertig)

Link 🔗 in bio to watch now.

WATCH NOW on Field of Vision: Sandcastles by Carin Leong

As Singapore imports sand for urban expansion, a ghost town bearing its name lies buried underneath sand on the other side of the world. Sandcastles parallels two Singapores: one in Michigan where mass deforestation in the 1800s stirred surrounding sand dunes to swallow it whole, while its namesake in the East emerged from sand by reclaiming what was once only marshland and water.

Through a poetic and mythological approach, the ephemeral nature of sand underscores humankind’s fraught relationship with the element: how can we trust the very ground we walk on when it’s built with and destroyed by nothing more than sand?

Directed by Carin Leong (@carinleong)
Produced by Carin Leong, Martin Loh (@martinlohh), James Qiu (@james.t.qiu), Jaydn Ray Gosselin (@jaydn.gosselin) & Jacob Fertig (@jacobfertig)

Link 🔗 in bio to watch now.

Thank you to @filmmakermag for this interview with @charlottecook about our independence, plans for the future and Sundance!

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We’re really excited to announce the world premiere @raindancefilmfestival of Free Lyric, a new short by @cherishoteka nominated in the best short documentary competition.

4 years in the making, we’re so proud that it’ll finally be seen by an audience.

Set against the rise of social media, Free Lyric revisits one of rap culture’s earliest viral moments: the public shaming of a 17-year-old female rapper after a sexual confession spreads online. Through Niki’s story, the film explores gender, consent, and the early roots of online call-out culture — telling the story of a young woman who was cancelled before “being cancelled” was even a thing.

Bringing together dramatisations, archive, and observational material as Niki attempts a comeback, the film challenges our assumptions and complicity in social media scandals.

We’re incredibly grateful to @fieldofvision for their trust in us over these years, and for backing this ambitious film. Produced by Fleecey and I Am Charlie, in association with @darepictures_ , @intermission_film and @inmaatfoundation . Massive thanks to our execs Derren Lawford @charlottecook @rebeccafanya @sam_cryer and also to @womenmakemovies for their support.

Thanks to our crew especially @dopdaniel_ @jamilamelbourne and Maria Marrone and to the amazing cast of actors represented by @bazantalentagency .

Most of all thanks to Niki for trusting us with your story.

We can’t wait for everyone to see the film. It screens Thursday June 18th at 245pm and Friday June 19th at 1pm, both at Vue Piccadilly. Tickets available now!

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#ZodiacKillerProject directed by Charlie Shackleton is now available on Sundance Now and Music Box Films.

Six Months in a Pink and Blue Building premieres at the 65th @semaine_de_la_critique next week!

It’s such an honor to be supporting @brunosantarazo’s fiction debut, and we wanted to celebrate Bruno, producers @bruna.haddad & @carlos_delicias, and the entire film team ahead of their world premiere next Tuesday, May 19 – a MASSIVE congratulations to all!

#SDLC2026 #Cannes2026

Light of the Setting Sun will be available to watch on @IndependentLens starting next week!

A Chinese family’s multigenerational trauma unfolds across time, place, and identity. Turning the camera inward, filmmaker @vickydu_ traces her family’s mental illness back to the Chinese Communist Revolution of 1949. Spanning Taipei, Taiwan, and New Jersey, Light of the Setting Sun explores identity, gender roles, and whether or not healing can break the cycle for future generations.

The film premieres on Independent Lens next Monday, May 18, at 10/9c, and will be available to stream on the @PBS app through August 15.

Visit the link 🔗 in our bio for more information and to watch the trailer now!

Riotsville, U.S.A. by Sierra Pettengill is now streaming on The Criterion Channel!

Using training footage of Army-built model towns called “Riotsvilles,” where military and police were trained torespond to civil disorder, in addition to nationally broadcast news media, director @sierrapett connects the stagecraft of “law and order” to the real violence of state practice. Recovering an obscured history whose effects have shaped the present in ways both insidious and explosive, Riotsville, U.S.A. is a poetic and furious reflection on the rebellions of the 1960s—and the machine that worked to destroy them.

Visit the link 🔗 in our bio to watch @riotsvilleusa now on the @criterioncollection!

Nuestra Tierra opens this Friday, May 1, at @FilmForumNYC!

In her first documentary feature, acclaimed Argentine filmmaker Lucrecia Martel takes a sweeping approach to this tragic true story, triangulating the murder trial of three men, the lives of activist Chocobar and his fellow Chuchagasta people, and the centuries-old, colonialist legacy of land and property theft across Latin America.

Visit the link 🔗 in our bio for showtimes and tickets to @nuestratierra.film now!

Whispers in May and Jaripeo will both have their New York premieres this weekend at the Margaret Mead Film Festival!

Both films will be screening this weekend, May 1-3, at the @anhm, and will be followed by Q&A’s with each film’s respective directors.

Congratulations to both of our film teams! Visit the link 🔗 in our bio to get tickets now.

WHISPERS IN MAY
Directed by – Dongnan Chen (@dongnan_chen)
Produced by – Jia Zhao (@jiaams) & Kay Xu
Co-Produced by – Malin Hüber & Heejung Oh

In the remote Liangshan Mountains, 14-year-old Qihuo and her friends setout to find a skirt for her rite of passage. What begins as a small quest drifts into a suspended space of childhood, where time slows andthe world is vast. (New York Premiere)

JARIPEO (@jaripeodocu)
Directed by – Efraín Mojica (@http.efrain.yin) & Rebecca Zweig (@payasaderodeo.pdf)
Produced by – Sarah Strunin (@sarahstrunin)

Ajourney to Michoacán’s hypermasculine rodeos descends into thesubconscious of memory, queer desire, and longing, leading to a reckoning with the wounds and beauty of a home left behind. (New York Premiere)

Whispers in May and Jaripeo will both have their New York premieres this weekend at the Margaret Mead Film Festival!

Both films will be screening this weekend, May 1-3, at the @anhm, and will be followed by Q&A’s with each film’s respective directors.

Congratulations to both of our film teams! Visit the link 🔗 in our bio to get tickets now.

WHISPERS IN MAY
Directed by – Dongnan Chen (@dongnan_chen)
Produced by – Jia Zhao (@jiaams) & Kay Xu
Co-Produced by – Malin Hüber & Heejung Oh

In the remote Liangshan Mountains, 14-year-old Qihuo and her friends setout to find a skirt for her rite of passage. What begins as a small quest drifts into a suspended space of childhood, where time slows andthe world is vast. (New York Premiere)

JARIPEO (@jaripeodocu)
Directed by – Efraín Mojica (@http.efrain.yin) & Rebecca Zweig (@payasaderodeo.pdf)
Produced by – Sarah Strunin (@sarahstrunin)

Ajourney to Michoacán’s hypermasculine rodeos descends into thesubconscious of memory, queer desire, and longing, leading to a reckoning with the wounds and beauty of a home left behind. (New York Premiere)

Afterlives will have its New York premiere next week at @PrismaticGround 2026!

The film will be screening next Thursday, April 30, at @DCTVny’s Firehouse Cinema, and will be followed by a Q&A with director Kevin B. Lee.

Afterlives is a desktop documentary that critically engages with the historical and digital traces of extremist propaganda, questioning how images of violence circulate, mutate, and persist.

Congratulations to director @alsolifelike and the entire film team! Visit the link 🔗 in our bio to get tickets now.

Now on view | ‘Freedom Dreams’ featuring the multichannel installation AMERICA by Garrett Bradley and works by Field of Vision alumni Ja’Tovia Gary and Tourmaline

As Philadelphia and the nation prepare for the 250th anniversary of the United States, ‘Freedom Dreams’ brings together powerful works by moving-image artists that invite viewers to immerse themselves in the memories, dreams, and histories of Black Americans.

The exhibition features works by Arthur Jafa, David Hartt, Garrett Bradley, Ja’Tovia Gary, and Tourmaline and marks the first occasion that these works will be presented at a museum in Philadelphia.

AMERICA and the ‘Freedom Dreams’ exhibition are now on view at the @barnesfoundation through August 9. Visit the link 🔗 in our bio to get tickets now!

Six Months in a Pink and Blue Building has been selected for the 65th Semaine de la Critique of Cannes!

We’re honored to be supporting Bruno Santamaría Razo’s fiction debut. Congratulations to @brunosantarazo, producers @bruna.haddad & @carlos_delicias, and the entire film team on their world premiere!

SIX MONTHS IN A PINK AND BLUE BUILDING
Directed by – Bruno Santamaría Razo
Produced by – Bruna Haddad, Carlos Quiñónez & Bruno Santamaría Razo

Mexico City, early 90s. The day Bruno turns 11, his growing feelings for his best friend Vladimir clash with the sudden announcement that his father has HIV. Like in salsa songs, his family tries to sing and dance their pain away. Thirty years later, Bruno films, reimagining the memory of what he could not quite perceive as a child. (World Premiere)

#sdlc2026 #Cannes2026