“Les Airelles Courchevel” by Diagonal11
A winter sanctuary where time slows down and hospitality becomes a ritual — captured as a cinematic fairy tale of light, space, and memory.
“In Absence” by Paul Nevison
A quiet son on the cusp of adolescence becomes the fragile glue holding his shattered family together after his mother's sudden death-until a heart-wrenching misunderstanding forces him to shoulder the blame in his grieving father's existential standoff with a silent God.
“Hide and Seek” by Alejandra Vidal
A childhood memory carries a woman back to the wonder of play, still lingering at the edges of her imagination.
“Life: A Chaos Story” by Isa & Mendi
When life unravels in the most unexpected ways, ordinary situations spiral into pure chaos — reminding us that sometimes, all you can do is laugh (and maybe cry a little).
“Sisters” by Shana Purnama
Two sisters make the most of their time together before the older one leaves for college.
*pinky promise*
“Shadows” by Alejandra Vidal
Young brothers Max and Noah find sanctuary in an imaginary world made of shadows, but when reality collapses in around them, they must face the dark together.
“I Guess It Might Be Selfish” by Eddie Shore
As an older man reflects on his lack of self-awareness in his youth, a younger man embodies this selfishness, making choices that clash with his young family at home.
“The Greatest Gift” by Leo Pfeifer
Eight stories intersect to explore the transformative power of learning, brought to life through narration crafted from 250 real voicemails.
“June Bug” by Kyle Sawyer
After failing an eye test, an elderly woman struggles to come to terms with the fact that she may never drive her beloved VW Beetle again.
“Subah” by Arnav Mangla
After the death of his mother, a gifted sprinter must decide whether to tread on his own path or surrender to his father’s plans for his future. This coming-of-age explores the themes of grief, love, ambition, liberation, and forgiveness.
“GHANIMAH” by Sai Karan Talwar
Determined to join the British Army against the wishes of his brother and father, Abdullah gets embroiled in an angry dispute with them — over spilling into issues with the family. Through the emotional encounter between the three, Ghanimah is a hard-hitting story of honour, duty, family, faith, religion and identity.
“Sunflower Field” by Polina Buchak
Under the shadowy threat of war, a young Ukrainian girl awaits a call from her father. As she waits, the day turns into night and she sinks into various dreamscapes from which she must find her way home.
“Plight” by Elijah Austin
After acquiring provisions for his family, a man faces hardship and struggles to survive on his journey home.
“Drug of Choice” by Claire Edmondson
A woman experiences a strange sensation when the side effects of her personal passion collide with the realities of daily life.
“Glimpse of Childhood” by Nizami Murtuzayev
On her birthday, a young girl finds herself in the company of a guilt-ridden and emotionally detached family, where each member grapples with personal challenges in an attempt to rise above their troubles.
“The Maze” by Clayton Vila
A Haitian professional boxer on the brink of retirement is forced to move to a remote island to support his daughter while trying to keep his dream of becoming a world champion alive. When he starts to fall in love with his daughter's preschool teacher, he begins to question whether or not his dream is worth fighting for.
“The 90 Year Old Cyclist” by Florent Piovesan
A life portrait of my grandfather illustrated through his love of cycling.
“Rocket Fuel” by Jessie Posthumus
Three kids make the best of the chaotic aftermath of their parent's party on a scorching July day.
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