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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“Wet Film” by Julia Hendrickson

Playing with mythological logic and character, the wanderer at the center of Wet Film, with his lonely, sometimes humorous interactions with water, reflects an improvised, fragmented attempt to return to himself.

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“Night Train” by A.J. Serrano

Two teenage boys dare each other to ride the NYC subway through a ghost station in the dead of night.

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“Orange” by Tom Koch and Jake Shipley

“Orange” tells the recovery story of Lucas, a young firefighter who lost the ability to speak in a pyrotechnic accident.

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“Copy” by Cameron Gallagher

A woman uneasy about her pregnancy learns the copier isn't just for paper.

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“Are We Doing This?” by Harvey Puttock

A new couple, Jeff and Mia, attend her boss's party hoping she might get a promotion out of it. Arriving late, they're surprised to be greeted by a bowl of keys. Their relationship will be put to the test as they explore what their boundaries are but next time maybe Mia should read the invitation.

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“Amma” by Victoria Rivera

Caught between the pulse of NYC and the pull of home, Rtusha Kulkarni’s journey unfolds, navigating love, independence, and missed call from home. Amma is a paradoxical love letter to New York. Every day, we choose to stay despite knowing it would be fine without us—a fact it's never shy to remind us.