Kate, a woman riddled with social anxiety, fears the worst ahead of a surprise party with a group of people she doesn’t know.

In this dark and yet uplifting comedic short film, Death (Eric Roberts) pays an unsuspecting Flora (Mimi Kennedy) a visit, telling her it’s her time. However, Flora doesn’t want to go. There’s still so much she needs to do. And in a surprising and satisfying turn of events, Flora wins the day.

“ANALOG” is an introspective short thriller that navigates the complexities of familial relationships, the consequences of neglect, and the nuanced experiences of South Asian migrants in the pursuit of the “American Dream.” Set against the backdrop of an evolving digital landscape in 1999, the story unfolds through the lens of Aditya, a devoted husband and father whose relentless pursuit of success inadvertently strains the bonds with his loved ones.

In a Family-owned restaurant, a cutting-edge algorithm creates extremely accurate personalized fortune cookies, blurring the lines between fate, fortune, and the unpredictability of life.

RISE is a coming-of-age short set in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. It follows a tough, resourceful boy living on a rubbish dump who crosses paths with a withdrawn former boxer. When the boy demands to be trained, the coach resists, but the kid won’t take no for an answer. As their uneasy relationship develops, what begins as survival training becomes something more: a fragile connection between two people the world has given up on. At a chaotic underground tournament in Harare, Rise is forced to confront the very thing he’s been running from – not his opponent, but the fear that’s shaped his life.

Large room in a dream apartment. Unbeatable location. Ready to move in. Plenty of light.

There’s Something I Have to Tell You is the story of Anna, a reserved woman in her 20s who’s temporarily living in a small town in the Bahamas to help her mom build a house. But beneath the surface, Anna is haunted by the memories of her past. During her stay, she struggles to release a devastating truth that has kept her and her mom divided for as long as she can remember.

A visionary soundscape set in an imaginary world. Inspired by true events. The year is 1973 and it’s a typical school day for twelve-year-old Eric; but with hearing aids, a giant pair of glasses and the status of ‘outcast’, Eric is not a typical boy. On the day the class lesson is ‘survival of the fittest,’ he must face his bully and decide whether he’s a lion, a gazelle, or the king of the jungle.

Douglas Buckles, better known by his professional alias, Discount Doug, around California’s San Joaquin Valley, is a prominent radio voice actor for local car dealership ads. However, when Doug falters during his biggest job of the year – recording for the ‘New Year’s Eve Super Sale Event,’ advertisement at Todd Diepenbrock’s Cars, Trucks, Vans, and SUVs, Doug’s entire career – and more – is called into question.

Edward, a novelist saddled with caring for his elderly mother, finally finds himself on the brink of literary success. With pressure to go on a US book tour mounting, the last thing Edward needs is his friends jetting off to Spain for an impromptu Pride holiday, leaving their mothers on his doorstep! Over a chaotic weekend, he has to juggle his burgeoning career with the care of four eccentric, combative, and wildly different ladies.