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A rubber duck gets its revenge on the school's three queen bees.

A young, inexperienced, counselor tries to prevent a grief-stricken student from carrying out an act of violence after her best friend is shot to death.

Sometimes They Knock follows Alex, a young man navigating the fractured landscape of a mental health diagnosis. As he moves through distorted memories, fevered hallucinations, and haunting visions, a documentary filmmaker captures his story, searching for the human being behind the diagnosis.

A ragtag amateur cricket team from the UK tours The Gambia to face a national side far beyond their level. As losses mount and bonds deepen, they discover what the game truly means to them.

In 2025 we’re no longer scared to come out as Bisexual to the straights, we’re nervous to tell our judgmental gay friends. The Closet is a fun and quirky short about Olympia coming out to her closest friends.

The gradual transformation of copper through oxidation reflects the spirit of deconstruction, turning material change into a metaphor.

An existentialist exploration of boundaries driven by nostalgia, and the derealization in searching for fragments of the past to imagine the future.

comprised of over 1600 photos, this short films follows a converse on an adventure

‘Birthing Godot’ pairs footage of the artist birthing her son with fragments of the Anglican Eucharistic prayer narrated by her three-year-old daughter.

A conflicted writer and an ambitious director navigate ego, control, and creative compromise. Written, Directed & Edited by Ram Agnivesh Cinematography by Chandan CAST Adi Ram Shamitha Praveen Pranathi A Rififi boys short film

Witness Beginning Und End Of The Fly.

In this sly comic zinger from Director Deanne Bray, a hearing Hollywood casting agent is having no luck casting a Deaf role authentically. When an actor named Frank (played by John Maucere) walks in, however, the casting agent gets more than she bargained for.

When two high school seniors are caught after committing a stupid prank, they recount their elaborate heist. Unbeknownst to them, the prank runs deeper than they imagined.

A mysterious portal appears in a couple's bathroom overnight, forcing them to confront what lies on the other side before the phenomenon consumes their home.

Intergalactic Botox Bimbos fight over a bloodthirsty well endowed alien studlord.

An intimate look into the mind and mission of Robin Greenfield — one of the world’s most radical environmentalists. Known for his bold eco-experiments, including wearing a month’s worth of trash through Times Square, living a full year on only homegrown and foraged food, and giving up every possession, Robin challenges what it means to live in harmony with the Earth. As he walks barefoot from Canada to Mexico releasing every material item, his radical simplicity invites us to question what we truly need to be free, fulfilled, and human.

A short horror film made in a week, exploring the motivations of a nurse who's euthanised her patients being interrogated by a detective.

A Mountaineer decides to climb up a dangerous mountain. Experimental short film made by 3 students

35 Days is an experimental, stop motion animation about what happens when a coalition of strangers answers the call to locate a missing cat during the pandemic lockdown of 2020.

Amidst a drought of independently run spaces and DIY venues in the seacoast area, Colin Grady and Nate Pastor put their heads together. Pastor’s, the small ME-based DIY venue would come back, stronger than ever. Despite the hurdles and roadblocks that were thrown their way, the space thrived: people were starving for spaces like this. With each show the turnout grew, breathing life into the garage, and stoking a fire in the minds of the Pastor’s crew. How big could the shows get? Many more hours were spent lovingly assembling this piece weaving in and out of maximalist edits of performances from many of the artists who touched down on that spot of concrete in Berwick, ME, all captured through lo-fi voice memos and the lenses of obsolete cameras, and transferred to Hi8 and MiniDV tapes. Why the old cameras? Because this is something that could happen anywhere and at anytime. This is the story of a garage full of life - and how you could be a part of it.

9 motorcycle racers embark on different journeys, in different championships, in different parts of the world, with one goal: Become the best in the world.

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Have you ever tried praying Julius Caesar?

A meaningless game of chess, but the stakes are never higher.

Footage of Clouds.

On Valentine's Day, a man shits his pants while proposing to his girlfriend.

Two friends find themselves in dire straits when a witch curses them to stay in a garage until they make the best song of the year... or at least the summer?

Swimming Lessons is a machinima film unfolding within Google Maps. Through confessional verse, the narrator maps the sites of a former relationship and its aftermath, using digital cartography to revisit and process desire and shame.

A time traveler visits her Hollywood idol in his youth, only for him to discover a shocking truth about his future.

Comprised of all still photographs, a film exploring a persons isolation and mental deterioration.

A quiet whistling returned from childhood; the calm of a sky and a river dissolving into one another, from which emerges the image of a loved one. For the duration of a reflection, the water reveals memories and offers the delicacy of a glimpse into the course of a life.

RADIOHEART is a documentary that explores the life and career of DJ Kevin Cole, following his journey from his disco DJ days in Minneapolis through the founding of alternative radio station REV 105, his role in launching Amazon’s first music store, and his pivotal influence on the groundbreaking Seattle radio station KEXP.

After a train crashes in the Alaskan wilderness, 9-year-old lone survivor Aurora meets a monstrous urayuli who shows her that the dense, mysterious forest isn’t so scary.

Skye Newman headlines King Tuts with sass and confidence in her TRNSMT debut.

In a mist-covered mountain village, a young woman's life begins to shift with the arrival of two wandering musicians, as their fleeting melodies awaken her to the invisible ties between the living, the land, and the spirit.

A man lives the same life everyday. One day, he decides to break the cycle.

Gia and Polly embark on an emotional roadtrip to confront a man who wronged them.

Narrated by Javi, the only family member able to cross the border, Hope revisits his parents' migration story and the difficult reality that keeps them from returning home.

Stephen Colbert may be done with late nights, but he's not done performing.

Exhausted, a man wakes up in a field and exchanges flowers with an old friend.

A young man wanders the streets of Shawnee, Oklahoma, searching for the thing that will bring him peace.

a tragi-comedy about the vulnerability and absurdity of the human condition.

An indie-wrestling organization, CCW, shows what it takes to be heavyweight champion.

A short film about a game that challenges friendship, empathy, and the importance of legumes.

Maribel and Jorge’s walk to school is no easy feat, as a zoot-suit-wearing Pachuco is hot on their trail, leaving the children to question the future of their community in the climate he creates.

A surreal mythology following the journey of a firstborn child.

A young couple is convinced they must carry out the deeds of a celestial deity to keep the timeline intact

The Culture Industries go grocery shopping in this found footage bleach and color over black and white super 8.

Bedtime is more about fun and less about sleep for a monkey who wants to play. But when his show curtain opens at sunrise, will he shine or snooze?

Born out of a commitment to the idea that it’s never too early to introduce kids to the pleasures of movies made outside of the commercial mainstream—and the suspicion that young audiences are often more open-minded and curious than their elders when it comes to such matters—Metrograph presents the latest iteration of Art Cinema for Tots, a celebration of handcrafted, kid-friendly films that reconcile the smart and the silly. In this edition, join us for Journeys, a suite of enchanting, adventurous shorts, including Charlie Chaplin’s early silent family outing gone awry, A Day’s Pleasure, and Hermína Týrlová’s lively stop-motion animation The Little Train, about a cheeky little coal train who gets tired of working and attempts to set off to see the world!

Fragments of a trans woman's life shortly before winter.

Short film accompanying Nancy's debut album, "The Dirt Knows."

Zoe, in the wake of an untimely death in the family, is feeling shortchanged by life; the world looks a bit more sad and a bit more grey. On her way home from school on the final day of Summer term, the world does its best to convince her that it's anything but.

A sleeping mother looks after a decaying house. As we move through each room, we are met with new objects and new friends, off screen. She is scrolling through Agoda to find the best hotel.

A man suffers the consequences of stealing another man's laundry detergent.

debut short film

Forward is a ritual.

A cheerful Easter village, famous for its giant bunny mascots and pastel-colored egg hunts, hides a dark secret. Years ago, a corporate Easter mascot company mysteriously went bankrupt, and the mascots “disappeared” during the closing ceremony. Locals whisper about the “Hollow Hare,” a terrifying entity born from the mascots’ abandoned costumes and the children’s forgotten toys.

A teenager grapples with being present in the age of social media.