10/12/2026
🎬 Don't miss the World Premiere of 9 documentary shorts, Tuesday, October 13 at 4:30PM at the Arlington Hotel in Cinema 1!
BARKansas: A DOGumentary
Directed by Xander Topich
A colorful, joyful corner of LGBTQ culture built on collars, headspace, and community introduces Arkansas pups as they compete in the 2026 Fayetteville Pride Pup Competition to see who can be the bestest boy.
First Cut: Fo****in Conversations
Directed by Paul Kreth & Stacy Pendergrast
A man's curiosity about his own anatomy-and the choice his father made for him at birth-sparks a deeper question: Why do we circumcise newborns?
Fish Rescue
Directed by Virginia McDaniel
As flames close in on a Utah stream, Fishlake National Forest, the BLM, and Utah's Division of Wildlife Resources race against time to save an entire population of rare Bonneville cutthroat trout from the Cottonwood Wildfire.
Hot Springs: The Bedrock of Baseball
Directed by Steven Hellmann
The story of how Hot Springs, Arkansas became the birthplace of Major League Baseball Spring Training and how the city transformed and progressed the sport.
Little Rocker: A Song from the South
Directed by Melissa Bailey
Little Rock musician Emily Fenton opens up her creative process as she develops a new album while unpacking the personal connection behind her work.
The Mysterious Malco
Directed by Kyle Bargen
A short dive into the history and mysery of Hot Springs, Arkansas' Historic Malco Theatre, where the past still lingers behind the curtain.
The Silo
Directed by Jason Warnick
Fifty-three men died in an Arkansas missile silo in 1965. Sixty years later, their families are still fighting for them to not be forgotten.
When You Know My Name
Directed by Haydee Souffrant
In a dreamlike portrait, When You Know My Name reflects on a first generation Haitian daughter piecing together the personal and political histories of a county that is her namesake, and the lines between myth and memory.
Where Are the Christmas
Directed by Derrick Harris
Surrounded by churchs, a filmmaker sets out to understand the fath behind them and finds an intimate journey into belief, doubt, identity, and the gap between what we profess and how we live.
