My Computer

A candid, funny, and sometimes uncomfortable look at creative self-destruction, with enough warmth to keep you watching.

A wry, low-key student video essay that drifts through arcades, watching the fixated players with dry amusement.

A quiet, observant hangout with ordinary New Yorkers, letting small daily moments accumulate into a gentle portrait of friendship.

A quiet, affectionate look at people devoted to old arcade machines, warm and curious rather than nostalgic spectacle.

A brief, loose slice of hanging out with friends, feeling casual and unpolished, like flipping through someone's home video.

A quiet, observant documentary that lets you sit with five young women as they grow and change.

A light, funny road trip with friendly geeks chasing a nostalgic goal, easy to enjoy even if you don't know the games.

A gentle, curious peek into other people's passions, amusing and a little touching without ever judging them.

A quiet, thoughtful portrait that lets a famously private artist explain himself, rewarding patient viewers with insight into a brilliant mind.

A small, talky indie that coasts on awkward charm and quiet rivalry, inviting you into its low-stakes mess.

A slow, uneasy teenage drama that lets gaming obsession curdle into something unsettling and sad.

A warm, affectionate hangout with cinephiles reminiscing about scrappy club days, likable and gently nostalgic without demanding much.