PHYSICIAN, HEAL THYSELF offers a searingly intimate portrait of the celebrated expert on addiction, stress, and trauma, Gabor Maté. The documentary follows Gabor’s life’s journey, from his start as a young contrarian to a contemporary icon still struggling  to manage his painful past and complicated behaviors.  

INDECLINE was founded on the idea that no matter how bad things get, there are concrete actions that can be taken as a form of resistance. They might not always be legal or polite, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be art. We are proud to present to you our proof of concept: a documentary highlighting both the words and works of those that fight the fight, who risk their safety and freedom for the sake of making those very ideas mean more. The art of protest is the process of finding humor in the Armageddon, but then hiding the tools of change in between the laughter. Featuring exclusive interviews with Pussy Riot, Shepard Fairey, Ron English, John “Jack Napier” Law, Tom Morello and more.

Directed by Colin M. Day

Produced by INDECLINE

After spotting a Nextdoor post from an old man searching for his missing parrot, filmmaker Andrew Callaghan joins Ric Shore on a wild goose chase in search of his beloved bird. What begins as a two-man search party quickly becomes a moving portrait of perseverance in the face of grief.

Directed by Andrew Callaghan

Across walls, fences, and alleys, rats not only expose our boundaries of separation but make homes in them. "Rat Film" is a feature-length documentary that uses the rat—as well as the humans that love them, live with them, and kill them--to explore the history of Baltimore. "There's never been a rat problem in Baltimore, it's always been a people problem".

Site: www.memory.is/rat-film

a film by Theo Anthony 

Filmmaker Hayley Garrigus discovers an unexpected intersection between Astrology and the financial markets. As she explores financial astrology, where traders use planetary movements to predict market trends, a deeper truth emerges.

Directed by Hayley Garrigus 

Hayley Garrigus is a filmmaker and screenwriter. Her debut feature documentary, YOU CAN'T KILL MEME, examined internet subcultures and the power of digital mythology, premiering at the Fantasia International Film Festival before landing on Hulu through Utopia. Garrigus grew up in Ventura County and received twelve years of Catholic education.

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