Project Gelb

Intimate, candid conversations about identity and belonging, tinged with loneliness and quiet defiance.

A short, thoughtful documentary that turns an uncomfortable mirror on its own community, prompting reflection more than spectacle.

Quiet first-person testimony that asks you to sit with other people's discomfort and resilience.

A quiet, intimate documentary-style short that lingers on small moments of hope and hurt.

A quiet, thoughtful documentary that asks you to reconsider what desire means and who gets to define a life.

A quiet, thoughtful short documentary that turns a gentle spotlight on lives usually left out of the picture.

A quiet, intimate documentary that sits with its subjects and lets candid conversation carry the weight of complicated, hidden lives.

A quiet, reflective portrait that moves between city and hometown, inviting you to sit with questions of belonging and self-presentation.

An intimate, quietly moving short in which one man reflects on lifelong exclusion and the slow cost of being yourself.

A quiet, observational drift through empty outdoor spaces, patient and contemplative, asking the viewer to sit with stillness and unspoken longing.

A quiet, humane documentary that sits with five people as they speak about exile, selfhood and the fragile relief of being accepted.

A warm, wandering road documentary that lets you ride along with a scrappy troupe and quietly feel the sting of the crowds they meet.