“MANTIS” by Albert Grabuleda
In a society where identity is more of an imposition than a choice, a girl tries to understand the identity that has been assigned to her.
“The Knife Is Sharp” by Ewurakua Dawson-Amoah
“The Knife Is Sharp” is a homage to the students who dedicated years to the craft of karate.
“All the rest is noise” by Barnabas Wilhelm
Music is the catharsis that takes pain and turns it into hope, this is one of those stories.
“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.
“ONE PIECE” by Valerie Cappuccino Cocos
Shot in Istanbul, this film follows seven heroes as they integrate themselves into a new place and find what it takes to build a new world around themselves.
“Time of Troubles” by Ivan Chekhov
Medieval Russ, year 1612. The country is going through a severe crisis - many years of hunger, devastation, Moscow is captured by Polish troops. Main character Ivan is a combat servant, tries to accept the death of his beloved sister, but he is pulled into newly formed militia, that must liberate Moscow.
“DYING IN THE BACKSEAT” by Kevin Doan
On a sleepy afternoon in suburban Los Angeles, a phone call between exes in the backseat of their car leads them down a rabbit hole of self awakening.
“There Must Be Something Better Than This” by Stuart Langfield
In the UK alone…10,000 people die each year from fuel poverty, 30% of adults struggle to pay their rent or mortgage, 1 in 4 children skip meals due to food insecurity. These are all conservative estimates. There must be something better than this.
“THE MARTYR OF HUDSON YARDS” by Kevin Doan
Wrought with a sudden relapse of anxiety attacks, Elias, a young Asian American artist in New York City, traipses the recesses of his mind to figure out how to get back to his friends and family.
“Voicemail” by Thea Gajic
When Zia wakes up to a startling voicemail from a random number, she begins to question the basis of her reality.
“Blueberries” by West Givens
When all hope seems lost, a caring son takes his mother and grandmother, who has Alzheimer’s, to a blueberry field to connect the present and the past.
“Walls Like Windows” by Werner Vivier
When Maggie invites a stranger into her home, she is confronted with the very thing she has been trying to avoid.
“A Brush of Violence” by DANIEL LAWRENCE WILSON
When given the rare opportunity to capture images of an enigmatic famous painter, a photographer is forced to confront the limits she will go for her art.
“Homework” by Cesar Llanos
Faulkner, a young boy with autism, attempts to do the two hardest things for a kid on the spectrum: finish his English homework, and reconnect with his older brother, Simon.
“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.
“Eydie” by Marissa Velez
A young woman seeks to connect to her Puerto Rican roots by visiting a Caribbean Social Club in the heart of Brooklyn. Her identity is challenged by the subtleties of insecurities and emotions that one feels when one exists in between two cultures.
“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.
“WALTZ” by Lado Kvataniya
A film about about an invisible connection with a departed loved one and the mystical possibility of soul reincarnation. The main character experiences the loss of his mother, but she comes to him in her new incarnation.
“between us” by ANTONIO MENDES
When his estranged father is released from prison after a four-year sentence, 15 year old Jack will have to deal with his feelings of resentment and adapt to the changes his father's return will bring.
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