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.

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“Halley's Comet” By Henry DaCosta

Halley’s Comet’s visit is a once-in-a-generation tradition that spans from a time before the dawn of humans. Halley’s return gives us a reason to look up and wonder about the universe’s mysteries, regardless of all the fears and uncertainties on our own planet. This piece is an ode to the comet and it's relationship to humanity.

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“Whyfor” By Jack Trowbridge

Simon is a miserable hotel worker caught in an existential loop. Doomed to carry out the never-ending task of setting up a formal dinner table, he listens to a dubious self help tape to find some meaning in his meaningless work.

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“More” By Stefano Lari

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“Lesson 7” By Neil Linpow

Having downloaded a self help program devised and narrated by the enigmatic MAX, we follow ASH, as he prepares to tackle Lesson 7: “Confronting Death.” What begins as a seemingly innocent and melancholic trip to a near deserted hospital ward in the late night hours, becomes a twisting journey of anguish and manipulation.

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“Adrift” By Samuel de Ceccatty

After a casual hook up, Holly tries sneaking out of the cooky London mooring where she wakes up but roommate Max is eager to get to know her, despite the accumulation of strange red flags.

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“The Method of Places” By Aman Johnson

A daughter tries to hold onto the memories of her father.

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“Him & Her” By Daria Geller

A modern interpretation of “He & She”, a short story consisting of letters between two lovers written by Anton Chekhov in the 19th century, “Him & Her” illustrates how the way we love hasn’t changed over the years.