Gabrielle Côté’s inventive short film RE/ROUTE is a clever, persuasive reminder that cities should be built for the people who live in and around them, not merely for the companies and traffic that pa...
Pâkwêsikan sâkihtin: Bannock is Love from Tyra Delver is warm, thoughtful and full of heart. This short documentary leaves us with a strong reminder: keeping your history close to you at all times hel...
Maxime Kornachuk’s Where Our Flowers Grow is a wonderful and poignant celebration of heritage and resilience. It’s a moving documentary short about the vital, universal need to reclaim you...
Sylvia Mok’s short documentary Restaurant Kids is a charming, delightful look at multiple generations of families detailing the good and bad of revolving their lives around their family business...
Taimi Arvidson’s Cheyenne is an exhilarating, heartfelt documentary about four fearless cowgirls challenging rodeo’s long-held traditions. With breathtaking action, this powerful story of ...
R.J. Glass gives his audience a parental nightmare with his short film Benny’s Second Birthday. Full of rightful paranoia, this is a psychological horror that ticks the right boxes. Little Benny is tu...
Molly Mayhew has made an utterly heartbreaking look at childhood trauma with her short stop-motion animation, Fawn. A terrifically sad story backs up gorgeous designs. Exceptional. Following the sudde...
Brenden Hubbard’s short horror film Hide exceptionally uses suspense and world-building to leave audiences terrified for the fates of a father and daughter. Perfectly utilising the themes of grief and...
The Inheritance is a strong, unsettling short that explores the challenges mixed-race couples face as they delve into their ancestors’ past. Destinee Stewart keeps her audience uncomfortable thr...
Writer/director Angad Aulakh swings for the fences with his fantastic sci-fi short film Aurora. For the most part, he succeeds, especially visually. It’s a short film that deserves your time. Stranded...