Actor and filmmaker Frank Mosley joins Now Instant to present a program of his directorial work from from 2011-2023.

The screening will be followed by a Q&A with Mosley, moderated by Sarah Fensom.

An anonymous man and woman slowly weave in and out of the various rooms of a two story loft, never speaking and always eclipsing each other.

Barry's starting over.

Two women, seemingly strangers, confront one another in an old house with conflicting memories of the same dress. By turns mysterious and shocking, the film's fragile narrative begins to unravel, but the women's relationship teeters closer to truth.

Loosely inspired by Ibsen's A Doll's House, Spider Veins is a mercurial investigation into varying levels of everyday artifice.

A fire rages in the woods near a village. This fire triggers a memory in a lonely, middle-aged woman. And this memory pushes her to utter aloud the words she's always wanted to say.

Produced in Cuba with the support of Black Factory Cinema and Escuela Internacionales de Cine y Tv in San Antonio de los Banos (EICTV), and made under the guidance of Abbas Kiarostami.

A naked body moves a stranger to empathy. Parthenon is a slippery diptych that questions the limits of our perception.

It’s 2 AM, and Vince just wants to know why.

A bridge is visually deconstructed as a wandering couple contemplates ennui versus action.

Please note: Mosley's Two Story will screen on loop prior to the introduction of the screening block. I Could Live in Hope will screen on loop following the Q&A's completion. Seating is limited. Box Office opens thirty minutes prior to the listed showtime. Guests may add their name to the standby list upon arrival. Online ticket sales will be honored up until 15 minutes after the scheduled showtime; at that time, any unclaimed seats will be released for in-store purchase on a first-come, first-served basis. All Sales Final.