Sharing Stella

A wry, affectionate meta-comedy about making an earnest musical in a country that has lost its hope, playful and a little melancholy.

A quiet, thoughtful two-hander that unfolds with gentle tension and deep empathy, like watching two guarded strangers slowly recognize each other's humanity.

A slow, intimate character study that follows a striving performer through small humiliations and quiet compromises, leaving a lingering unease.

A thoughtful, politically charged documentary that reflects on Cuban identity and resilience amid shifting US-Cuba relations.

A wry, talky backstage short that turns a casting session into a quiet, uncomfortable probe of identity and history.

A hushed, talk-heavy night of strangers circling each other, feeling like a quiet portrait of a society in miniature.

A quiet, cerebral drama that blurs rehearsal and reality, demanding close attention as it unfolds with deliberate, introspective pacing.

A quiet, drifting, observational experience that asks patience as it lingers on performers searching for something.

A quiet, observational documentary that immerses you in the tense, earnest process of making art during a time of political upheaval.

A claustrophobic, talky Zoom drama that feels like eavesdropping on tense auditions and industry conversations.

A dreamy, talky drift through invented lives, equal parts deadpan comedy and low-key political musing, asking you to lean in and piece it together.

A quiet, talky chamber piece where rehearsal and memory blur, rewarding close attention with a slow emotional ache.