“Mirage” By Dustin Tan
Mirage is a haunting satire about a housewife, Elaine, trapped in a loveless marriage to her oblivious yuppie husband. As the superficiality of Elaine's life becomes increasingly suffocating, she receives a letter that recalls distant memories from a former life. Sexuality, consumerism, and the male gaze are explored through a metaphysical lens.
“Wuhan Driver” By Tiger Ji
A Chinese Uber driver in New York struggles to make ends meet as he picks up various passengers on a long and dreary night.
“The Other Half” By Tom Tennant
Hannah and Dan are in the midst of a pregnancy scare which only frightens one of them, but will a test provide the answers they're looking for?
“Sunday” By Sean Wang
Burdened by an expired visa, a young couple spend what could be their last night together. What feels like a normal night in New York City with their friend eating pizza, ice cream, and taking the subway quickly lead to questions that are left hanging and point towards deeper emotions at play.
“Wake” By Martin Klapperbein
Wake is a short, fictional drama about the aftermath of a man's experience of losing his wife and soon-to-be daughter. The film was completed in collaboration with Last Frame Pictures and ambient artist Alaskan Tapes.
“Homesick” By Koya Kamura
Two years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, Murai braves danger and wanders through the no-go zone in order to spend time with Jun, his eight-year-old son.
“Vera” By Rafa Arroyo
Vera comes back home. To the place where she was born. To the place where she spent her childhood. The place that he saw her go away. Vera runs into the origin of her memory, but things are not as she remembered them.
“Who’s Counting?” By Ben Lankester
'Who's Counting?' tells the story of a couple's pregnancy journey as they experience the trauma of successive miscarriages.
“SMRLV” By Julian C. Wilkins
A young girl returns to the abandoned house where a past relationship blossomed into something beautiful, and broken.
“Eddie” By Daniel Schwartz
Eddie struggles with gambling addiction, family, and human connection within the confines of a tiny urban apartment during the holiday season.
“After All These Years” By Sara Jade Alfaro
Carla is ready to get back out into the world, after a harrowing breakup. Through trials and tribulations, and the occasional calming ASMR video, she manages to find a strategy in tackling the curveballs that come with modern heartbreak.
“Young Love In a Dirty Place” By Reinis Spaile
A young couple puzzles their way out of their first relationship crisis.
“Intake” By Eric Otten
Jamie, a high school senior, is forced to complete an addiction assessment at a drug & alcohol recovery center after an incident occurs with her peers. She finds herself participating in the evaluation with a seasoned administrator. As they size each other up, a formulaic evaluation evolves into an unexpected conversation.
“Nope!” By Sami Schinaia
“Nope!” is Sami Schinaia’s debut as a solo director, after ten years as part of the directing duo SÄMEN. This short film was born out of the need to explore and share the director’s most recent and intimate period of his life, during which he has explored the world of psychedelics and internet dating.
“Eggshelter” By Raphaël Bluzet
A 10 year year old orphan named Hugo and his grandpa are suddenly taken into custody. Before being arrested, Hugo is handed a key with the promise of revealing it’s secrets if he keeps quiet.
“These Games We Play” By Mike Klubeck
A man goes on a quest across New York City at night: one that risks tearing his fantastical reality apart.
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