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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“I feel, I live, I love” by Dritter.Akt

Life is a collection of memories. Every one as precious and valuable as all the others. You are what your live and your decisions made you to be. But when who you are solely becomes the state of your current emotions, but not the accumulation of memories, personality traits and conscious behavior - then life changes. "I feel, I live, I love" is a visual poem to raise awareness for people living with dementia.

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“The Face of Fear” by Alex Ramsey

Five individuals explore their deeply personal struggles and motivations as they face their fears in completely different ways. Director Alex Ramsey investigates what it takes to cultivate courage, in ways both subtle and extraordinary, and the potential that awaits on the other side of our greatest insecurities.

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“Blue EYES” by Harshith Kotni

When a college-aged, debt ridden factory worker discovers a trading card valued at $20,000 that his deceased father left behind for him, he must decide whether he will sell the card, solving his debt or keep the card to preserve the memory of his affectionate father.

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“Paranormal Investigators” by Markus Meedt

An internship placement to grow your craft and face your deamons. Literally. Paranormal Investigators follows Abby on her first day as intern at BPIT - The British Paranormal Investigation Team, facing off flying dolls, witches and jealous co-workers... There is also a suspicious amount of moving furniture involved.

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“Yard Kings” by Vasco Alexandre

A 9-year-old from an abusive household builds a new home for herself in a scrapyard nearby.

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“Rodney The Oddney” by Patrick Mason

A cop and his torturer have more in common than they could've imagined.

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“The Whole World & His Wife” by Taryn Ward

In this deadpan ode to new beginnings, “The Whole World and His Wife” revolves around an aging shyster who, despite having an exceptional know-how for swindling, exclusively applies his experience to unusual and low stakes situations.