“HIPPOCRITES: A Broken Oath in Reproductive Health” by Swan Duo
“Hippocrites” is a short film that tells the story of a broken oath in reproductive health. It shines a spotlight on our post-Roe world–on how doctors are being forced to break the Hippocratic Oath they solemnly swore to uphold and on how women's health and lives are increasingly at risk.
It's time to stop the Hippocrisy.
“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.
“Huge” by Danny Farber
After Paloma receives a seemingly innocent drawing from her goddaughter, her self image crumbles- causing distrust & paranoia between her and those she loves.
“Fissures” by Ishan Parikh
Three former roommates find themselves facing the changes in their relationships with one another amidst a reunion.
“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.
“Differently, Still” by Paul Shkordoff
“Differently, Still” follows the day in the lives of a young boy who is discovering skateboarding for the first time, and a seasoned professional skateboarder, as their lives intersect.
“Small Showers” by Alex Rosales
Silence haunts a strained couple after a funeral. Before they can check out of their hotel room, they must collect the ashes of the deceased and decide if they can come together again.
“Dream Team” by Nathan Engelhardt
A young creative professional muses about the idiosyncrasies of his colleagues and how he views his position in the workplace.
“All There Is and Nothing More” by Matthew Palmer
A millennial American man tries to find meaning in his life. While he does so, he spends time with an unexpected friend.
“Most of the Time We Are Just Waiting” by Molly Shears
Set to the backdrop of her suburban town’s evacuation, Thirteen-year-old Nora enlists the help of the boy next door to search for her apathetic big sister, who has snuck out to party with an older boy with questionable intentions.
“Last Dawn of the 6th” by Stephan Gray
An allegorical chance encounter between mankind and Mother Nature.
“NonNonNon - Mada Mada feat. Orlanda” by Alexandre Richard
Following surgery, a man embarks on a dreamlike journey that unveils his deepest fears and darkest apprehensions.
“Always Felt” by Ben Consmueller and Ilia Lipsman
In the face of her hidden struggles with multiple sclerosis, a young woman discovers unexpected companionship and love, challenging the boundaries of resilience and human connection.
“Queen of Prey” by Michael Conroy
While attending a sex party with his girlfriend, a shy young man meets a mysterious older woman who may be more than human.
“unanswered prayer” by Taylor MacDonald
Abel 30s, living with bipolar 1 disorder, is in the midst of a psychotic episode at his parents cabin. His delusions take a turn towards religion and Abel is faced with his childhood trauma.
“Tripping” by Amelia Xanthe Boscov
A pregnant high schooler is forced to go on a road trip with her lesbian mom in order to get an abortion at the nearest women’s health clinic.
“Plight” by Elijah Austin
After acquiring provisions for his family, a man faces hardship and struggles to survive on his journey home.
“A Small Hole For A Small Bird” by Thor Rixon
A poetic, slice-of-life tale of two young brothers as they spend an afternoon on a farm in rural South Africa, processing their home life and helping each other cope with the troubles that lay before them.
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