In this “Night & Day” film, we follow the life of a deaf musician who “hears the night” and connects with other through her music

Deep in the Canadian wilderness, a scientist invents a device that gives him the power to control time in this “Night & Day” series film, “Refraction”.

In “The Last Cheesecake”, a “Night & Day” film, a woman is about to get rid of every last memory of her breakup until a taking cheesecakes attempts to convincer her not to, sparing him from being eaten.

In “Journey”, a “Night & Day” film, a Turkish woman recounts her journey back home every night after the sunsets and before the sun rises in beautiful Istanbul.

No better way to begin and end your day… and no better way to end the “Night & Day” series. In “Bookends” a runner shares his two favorite parts of everyday.

Imagine picking up a lighter off the ground that can control night and day. In this “Night & Day” film, one lucky man discovers the magical power of “The Lighter”.

“In a world with no future, we can only escape to the past.” This action-packed “Night & Day” series film “Our Past Future,” will surely get your heart racing!

“The Tune of Us”, a “Night & Day” film, is a love story spanning different moments of time in a couples relationship and the songs that accompany those times, all at one restaurant.

In this 2021 Moment Invitational Film Festival winner for best narrative, “The Night Shift”, a Night & Day” series film, shows what exactly goes on after the renowned Sukiennice Museum closes for the night.

In this “Night & Day” series film, a father creates a song for his beloved daughter out of the memories that they’ve created together.

In an ode to Federico Fellino’s “8 1/2”, “Night & Day” series film “Reverie” tells the tale of a director who is transported to a noir world to find inspiration for his next film.

A cinephile returns to his favorite local theater, effected by Covid shutdowns, to enjoy on last magical night. In this “Night & Day” series film, we see that even though much has changed in the past year, somethings never do, like our love for “Movie Magic”.