Short film

The Beyond the Short Indie Short Film winners showcases incredible works of narrative short films from a diverse, talented group of filmmakers, directors, actors and crew. Explore our entire curated catalog of indie short films from rising filmmakers.

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“Suspended in Space” by Cameron Thuman

Two skiers are suspended in space and time as the frozen winterscape of the Yukon Territory awakens their souls.

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"All the Wild Hearts Below” by Niklas Hugo Schwärzler

"All the Wild Hearts Here Below" stands as an anthem on being alive. This film explores the poetry of youth, capturing the little moments in which you feel somehow larger than life.

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“Personal Pizza” by Robert Samuel McMahon

Two worlds collide when Rylee, a pizza delivery driver, delivers to her ex-boyfriend Jesse's new apartment. After an awkward exchange, Rylee finds her car broken into and robbed. Rylee and Jesse must follow the clues to retrieve her stolen goods and readdress the mystery of their relationship.

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“How Do You Feel?” by Joshua Moll, Oliver Kirby, Catherine Stratton, & Calmell Teagle

“How Do You Feel?” Follows the internal world of Cat & Calmell as they wade through the events of their past and try to reconcile them with the present.

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“Mother” by Lester Jones

Mother is a narrative environmental short film which presents Mother Nature as a physical being whose declining essence and being mirrors the state of her world. As her world has suffered, so has she.

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“Jimmy Coco” by Jake Kovnat

After an unsettling drug experience, Jay wonders if it’s time for him to leave his wild life with Jimmy and set off on his own.

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“SYS” by Ignas Laugalis

An experimental, genre-bending short film, SYS is a dance film, a horror flick and a music video all rolled into one. It explores the moral implications of achieving artistic success in a world dominated by social media and the pressure of the attention economy.