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.

Genres

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“In My Mind” by Harvey Pearson

An abstract exploration into the world of someone’s psyche and how they find the words to explain the way they are viewing the world around them.

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“My Condolences To Your Future Lovers” by Jessica Dowse

Determined to fight for her summer love, idealist Vicky argues passionately for young love and picture-perfect moments convinced Stacey is just scared or, even worse, in the closet.

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“On the verge” by Karol Jaworski-Richards

A man is pushed to the limits of his sanity, at the expense of his close ones.

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“Ghost Train” by Rhys Aaron Lewis

While traveling on a busy London Underground train to Brixton, a young woman bumps into a man she used to date and has been avoiding for weeks.

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“Immutable Uncertainties” by Arielle Friedman & Lucy Blumenfield

Shot in reverse chronological order so that each new joy is an unsettling experience of not remembering the past, Kirsten and Mark start making memories together as Kristen’s mother slowly loses hers to Alzheimer’s.

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“The Holy Path” by Kirsten Hoang

When Vivian attends a Christian summer camp to prove that she is still a church devotee, she quickly discovers that church camp is rampant with hypocrisy.

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“Whatever Comes” by Keenan O’Reilly

In Whatever Comes, Director Keenan O'Reilly explores the textures of deep love and intense grief and the blurred lines created when they coalesce in a single moment. Written on the profoundly moving backdrop of adoption, the film provides a poignant look at the courage it takes to embrace future joy despite the pain of the past.