1. Dunkirk

The latest trailer for Christopher Nolan’s upcoming WWII epic. Check it out above as well as the rest of our Best Picks of the week below!

2. Joshua: Teenager vs. Superpower

At just 14 years old, Joshua Wong inspires tens of thousands to stand up for what they believe.

3. The Survivalist

Writer/director Stephen Fingleton’s debut feature about a man living off a small plot of land during a time of starvation.

4. The B-Side: Elsa Dorfman’s Portrait Photography

A documentary about photographer Elsa Dorfman, directed by Errol Morris (Fog of War).

5. House of Cards

The fifth season of House of Cards hits Netflix May 30th!

Video for Helado Negro’s track “Lengua Larga” featuring artwork by Robert Beatty.

Wonderful portrait of South Korean artist Rocky Byun and his incredible, gravity defying sculptures.

South Korean illustrator and animator Seoro Oh’s graduation film perfectly captures the struggle to stay awake in class.

Nice profile on New York City-based BRUJAS, an inspiring free-form collective defining their own sense of community through shared interests and political consciousness.

A delightful little animation about a pair of hikers who get caught in the rain by Rosalie Benevello from Valence, France.

Lovely video for Jamila Woods’ track “Holy” by Chicago-based filmmaker Sam Bailey.

A wonderfully original short by CalArts animation student Brian Kim.

Nice promo, edited by Nick Wnorowski, in anticipation of Jonathan Rentschler’s new photobook about the closing of LOVE Park (1965-2016). Located in the centre of Philadelphia, the site was a popular destination for street skaters since the 80s, with many continuing to skate the plaza until the bitter end.

Rentschler’s book comes out at the end of this month from Paradigm Publishing. Click here for more info.

A collaborative exploration of image, text and sound by animators Case Jernigan and Erik Winkowski. Sound design by music producer Josh Giunta (Love Science Music).

Video for Rejjie Snow’s track “Flexin” by Ireland-born, London-based director Jamie Delaney. Kinda wish the shot at 3:22 was the entire video!

A brilliant film version of artist/animator Jonathan Djob Nkondo’s comics (originally posted on his Instagram).