Now in its 13th year, the Boston Cinema Census screens short films for its 2015 iteration tonight at the Somerville Theatre. It typically sells out, so be sure to check with the venue about ticket availability before you head out!

“The Boston Cinema Census is an annual screening event . . . In the true spirit of a census, the films presented at the BCC each year span the interests of narrative, documentary and experimental film.” —bostoncinemacensus.com

This year’s 11 featured shorts:

Tonita’s by Beyza Boyacioglu & Sebastian Diaz. A documentary exploration of Nuyorican culture and ongoing gentrification on the South Side of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, a/k/a Weimar.

Washed by Daphna Mero

Airhead by Jason Fenton

Winter Spring by Bryan Sih

Rattle by Rene Dongo

Pig by Steven Subotnick

My Soul to Keep by Robert Giordani

Someone Else’s Project by Shirin Mozaffari and an anonymous Tehran-based videographer. Footage from the streets of Tehran, where it’s technically illegal to film under some circumstances. This one sounds exciting!

The animated Bat Moon’s Tenderly by Melike Koçak

Telegraph Road! by Lynnie Mitra and Bob

Two-Stroked: A Love Story by Jacquelyn Carriere. Young people, possibly art students, ride motorcycles and actually drink Narragansett.

—Guinevere Gorllwein