“OK/NOTOK” by Pardeep Sahota
OK/NOTOK is a genre-bending love story set in the very near future with a darkly comic edge. Loretta, a working-class British Asian woman, struggles to navigate a turbulent world, a new stranger in her life and unskippable adverts.
“Where Love Once Was” a film by Michael Wamara
James battles with time to look for the one he loves, until he hears a knock on his door, that changed everything.
“The Other Side” by John DeVries
In a dystopian world where humanity's remnants wage war against each other, two enemies must confront a truth that challenges everything they believe.
“Anareta” by Daniel Boocock
A woman walks across a ravaged, post apocalyptic, infected wasteland in search of the final remnants of civilization.
“UMBRA” by Cristian Roncancio
"In April 1966, we chose to face the Sun during an eclipse. In that instant, we made peace with the shadows that loomed above us."
“(DIS)Connected” by Karl Stelter
When a mother’s AI-generated memories clash with reality, she must confront her past for the sake of her future.
“Montage” by Jay Mansell
A decades spanning story about a gifted woman who must overcome great pain in order to create the most important technological development in human history - artificial superintelligence. Inspired by the films of Chris Marker.
“Monday Morning” by Isabella Vizetta
A deteriorating android uses audio recordings to recall the family who once inhabited the house as she goes through her daily routine on her last morning of life.
“Pulse” by Richard J. Dubin
In the year 2028, a mysterious cosmic event dubbed the ‘Pulse’ sends humanity into a global revolution, disabling technology and elevating consciousness worldwide. Amidst the chaos, our grief-stricken, overly-existential hero finds himself at the helm of a new societal pecking order--in a world that teeters between anarchy and a new Utopian dawn.
“Second Law” by CJ Torres
Before there was time...
When everything that is, has been, and will ever be was compressed into a single point...
The Universe slept, and dreamt of creating itself.
“Eden” by Louis-Ferdinand Larrouturou
A film about the journey into memory, oscillating between infinite lightness and the incipient, misunderstood pain of childhood. Eve dives into her unconscious in search of the memory of her childhood, from which she has long been dissociated.
“Last Dawn of the 6th” by Stephan Gray
An allegorical chance encounter between mankind and Mother Nature.
“Shattered State Dive” by Victor Boccard
A broken man dives into time to relive a night of loss. Can the shards of memory reveal what truly happened?
“Foresight” by Ryan Lilienfield
An engaged man conflicted about his impending marriage gets a procedure that allows him to take a glimpse into the future.
“Hamcus x Adidas- EXILES” by Tomas Kamphuis
A relentless drought has consumed all hope in Zone 3. The appearance of a mysterious beam of light brings a promise of an unforeseen transformation. There’s now hope in a world that had nearly forgotten it.
“Mirage” by Elizabeth S. Acevedo
Dark secrets stain their love, but Adam and Loli can still get high on Nostalgia, a drug that allows them to trip on their better memories. When the truth comes out, the couple vows to get clean from their past in hopes of salvaging a future.
“MIMESIS” by Rumen Russev
A lonely technology addict signs up for a bizarre dating service, which calls his human existence into question.
[the story of what happened after] I STOPPED WORRYING ABOUT THINGS by Konstantin Enste
What would happen if everyone stopped worrying about things? We take a closer look at a potential scenario.
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