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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“Talentless” by Jeff Perreca

When a new procedure is invented that can take one person’s talent and implant it into someone else, a struggling artist must decide if she should continue pursuing her dreams or sell her talent to the highest bidder.

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“That’s The Password In This Town” by Marfisia Bel

Sara makes the most difficult decision in her life as she transitions into adulthood. A coming-of-age story exploring the themes of revenge, healing, and accepting that what we have suffered in the past doesn’t have to define us.

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“Ten Dollar Funeral” by Taryn Ward

After releasing a captured mouse safely into the wilderness, Guy finds himself alone with his roommate, making it clear that his trip into isolation with Buddy was merely a ruse for vengeance. Juxtaposed with one of the most aggressive rounds in boxing history, the story of Ten Dollar Funeral explores themes of family, power and violence.

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“Auxilio” by Andy Gonzalez

Four kids waiting in a parking lot pass the time joking around. When they realize they are unable open the car windows, they attempt to remain calm and come up with a plan. With little success, and absolutely no reference of time, they realize there’s a bigger problem ahead to be solved on their own.

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“Under the Surface” by Nas Aidid

Malou and Melina, wake up to find a dead woman they don’t recognize on their boat. As the two struggle to remember the night before, guilt and tensions build as they try to decide what to do with the body.

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“E Y A N” By Peter Widdrington

Set somewhere between reality and fiction, EYAN is a story about a friend who is trying to move forward as an artist after discovering his dead body on a beach.

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“Habitat” By Jaime Calachi

In a dead-end room lives a slave of the system, addicted to the computer mouse and a reality show that never ends. Obsessed with an illusion, his dream is to go to the paradise that he has seen in a TV commercial... with just a flick of a finger.