In Omar Deneb Juárez’s Isla Soledad, we are given a world far too many know and struggle to get out of. However, optimism has to remain despite the darkness, and he shows us that. This is an impressiv...
Sevap/Mitzvah is a touching tale of what happens when people look out for one another in the most trying times. Hope shines through in the fear and darkness of Sabina Vajraca's short film....
A great horror satire that nails the world of beauty pyramid schemes, Kassy Gascho’s #BOSSBABE ventures into the absurd. Her film is rife with talent that we should see more of down the line if the pr...
Se dit d’un cerf qui quitte son bois (Said Of A Deer That Sheds Its Antlers) is a perfect dark comedy short. Salomé Crickx has created a wonderful piece of magic here in this inst...
Nu is a sexual nightmare, finding yourself not as alone as you thought. Olivier Labonté Lamoyne’s film leaves itself open for interpretation to marvellous effect – a great horror short abo...
Sophia Bierend’s The Taster is an electric short film set in a dystopian future. As the film goes on, you find yourself gripping your chair just that bit more than you expected. From top to bott...
LucÃa Bernal’s short film Sayani is an absolutely gorgeous film, mysterious and patient; while it keeps its cards close to its chest, it leaves you deep in thought and remains a beautiful intimate vie...
A tale of motherhood that will pose the hardest of questions, Birth/Rebirth is a restrained debut feature from Laura Moss that throws us into an unexpected perspective—a fascinating viewing. A morgue ...
We needed Hundreds of Beavers; we just never knew it until it slapped us right in the face with a knitted fish. An unforgettable, outlandish viewing experience. Perfect in every way....
A tragic tale of a woman overwhelmed with the agony and misery of misophonia, White Noise packs one hell of a punch. Tamara Scherbak has brought us a superb short film....