Block M · SNAFF

A vagabond, questioning his life, searches for a place to sleep on a cold night.

Zosimus the patriarch is about to die and Leonidas, the youngest monk in his community, sees in it as an omen of their grim faith. Deeply shaken and forced to venture into the city, Leonidas discovers a brotherhood of an entirely different order than his own: the bodybuilders of the Boa Gym. Convinced that he is destined to save his congregation from their own weakness, Leonidas rediscovers the power of his physical body and begins a radical transformation.

A junior footballer navigates the brutal hierarchy of a 1988 professional football club steeped in a culture of systemic bullying . His growing unease culminates in a hesitant act of defiance sparking a brutal backlash, turning the violence directly onto him.

After Josef brings home an unusual table, his relationship with his roommate stretches thin.

Dennie, a swim coach grappling with PTSD and struggling to connect with her team, must overcome her biggest trigger as the team dives into their crucial first meet of the season.

In the wake of a failed exorcism, a grieving father does "whatever it takes" to destroy the entity that took his daughter, even if that means committing an unforgivable sin of his own.

Dead 2 Me is an infectious and saccharine turn into more traditional "Pop Rock" for the band which calls to mind some of the biggest emo and pop punk hits of the mid 00s while still keeping the hard rock edge that fans have fallen in love with from the band. Another toxic relationship-fueled song from the band but with a decidedly more uptempo, upbeat, and brighter tone.

As she starts seventh grade, Amelia (12) faces new insecurities about her body and social norms. She realizes that many of her features are not what they "should be." Desperate to fit in, she begins tearing off parts of her body and hiding them in a drawer, between smudges and cutouts—until she can no longer ignore them, as they transform into a creature, a reflection of everything she let go of herself.

Jess Zottola has a BA in Fine Art from Luther College and studied Renaissance Life Drawing in Florence, Venice and Rome. Zottola’s work deals with process, motion and shape, mainly falling in the vein of abstraction. Heavily influenced by the people and location she is around/in, she often creates one off compositions that deal specifically with her experiences in a certain time and place.

They Didn't Plan This! Shot straight on a single 50' reel of Kodak Tri-X Super 8 film stock with no editing.