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When mean girls Tiff and Liv meet their untimely demise, they find themselves fighting through Hell to confront HR and achieve salvation.

How can a dummy make it in the corporate world?

Music video for the song "Acetone" by Pronghorn Los Angeles. Cautionary tale about addiction and early death.

A terrified teen hides in the closet after texting, “Someone is in the house.” But when the man upstairs discovers what’s really happening, he realizes the nightmare is far worse than a break-in.

In the 31st-century on a desperately isolated planet, a high-ranking Afro-Martian military official is pressed to leverage her influence for the good of impoverished civilians. All she has to do to enact positive change (and not disgrace her mother) is beware spies and build an alliance with her ex...

In the early hours of the morning, a woman sits alone in her kitchen. Unable to sleep, she gently rocks in her chair, trying to make sense of the past - a relationship marked by violence from her partner. The ordinary, everyday space of the home becomes a place of isolation and inner confrontation, where memories, guilt, and unanswered questions resurface. Through minimal gestures and recurring actions, the video explores the psychological aftermath of domestic abuse: silence, insomnia, exhaustion, and the gradual erosion of self-worth. The repeated motif “USED // ABUSED // WORN OUT” reflects the protagonist’s inner state and the slow disintegration of her sense of safety and identity. Instead of showing violence directly, the film focuses on its traces - on how trauma permeates everyday life and lingers in the body, memory, and the simplest gestures. The music featured in the video is by Złe Oko, a solo project by Oslo-based artist Olga Borkowska Nelson. The song used in the video comes from the album CYKUTA. Lyrics: MISUSED/ ABUSED/ USED UP Misused/abused/used up It has started long time ago But keeps going on, She is sitting, facing a corner Turns her back to the rest of world. She is sitting in a corner and she is rocking back and forth. She is sitting in the corner and she is mumbling, explaining something herself. Maybe I could have done things different way? But how? She wakes up everyday at 04:00. She wakes up and she is disappointed, cos the dream, not him, is gone. She’s so sick with all of that, She would like to throw up. And fall asleep in peace. She is sitting in the corner and she is explaining things to herself: What could I have done different way?

A man, a woman, an old man, and a girl sit around a table, each eating a different meal, gradually, tensions rise over the food, revealing their true selves.

In a near-apocalyptic future, a son discovers the unsettling truth about his father’s creation and embarks on a reckless mission against his mother to reconnect with him in his catatonic state.

Set in a post apocalyptic world, a man struggles for survival.

After the unexpected death of his girlfriend, Ash seeks comfort through an AI program he coded to replicate her.

Lily drifts through an uncanny forest where mirrors ripple, keys whisper, and time bends. As her journey unfolds, the dreamlike landscape reveals itself as a psychological passage through grief, dissociation, and longing — culminating in a devastating return to reality.

Two men are coming to grips with the act of hiding a body. One of them finds it more personal than the other.

After years of seeing his high-concept birthday gift ideas rejected, a 20-something year old designs a STFU room for his nice, but constantly stressed out roommate with violent tendencies.

NO-W-AR is a short visual work that explores the universal human consequences of war through symbolic imagery. Free from references to specific conflicts, nations, or eras, the film offers an emotional and timeless reflection on loss, destruction, and silence.

BREAK ROOM is a single-location ensemble comedy set entirely within the break room of SMA, Inc., a generic American corporation. The piece unfolds in real time across one frenetic morning, as a rotating cast of coworkers cycles through the room, grabbing coffee, heating lunches, arguing, commiserating, philosophizing, and repeatedly losing money to a broken vending machine.

In a late-night eatery, Donovan, a besotted admirer, waits for Dracella, a mysterious and alluring vampire. As he watches her from afar, he's drawn to her dark allure. When a man threatens Dracella, she reveals her true nature, feasting on him while Donovan looks on, yearning to be by her side. Despite being ignored by Dracella, Donovan remains enthralled, vowing to return, waiting for his chance to join her world of darkness.

Zig Zag is a work where a sewing machine was used to animate stitched thread in a zig zag pattern on 16mm film and then a musician uses the film as a music score.

A young couple is having a quiet night when a killer disguised as a welder starts a killing spree. They try to survive the night as the welder stalks and attempts to add them to his ever growing body count.

In the turquoise waters of the Maldives, a centuries-old legend of a mystical coffee recipe lies hidden among thousands of islands. Captain Sol, a daring “barista of the sea,” and his loyal companion, The Italian, journey across the archipelago in search of it. While others chase gold, they pursue caffeine, adventures and the perfect waves.

Earnest rookie MP Steve attends a support group for politicians, only to discover his colleagues corrupted by sex, drugs and luxury holidays.

In the visually arresting music video for Lunavox’s “What’s Locked Behind That Door?”, a series of metaphorical doors open onto the full spectrum of human emotion, drawing viewers into a surreal journey through fear, desire, and obsession. These portals also frame the chilling descent of a scientist whose relentless experiments lead him into darkness. Guided by the song’s pulsing rhythm, the two narratives intertwine as human vulnerability and scientific ambition collapse into a single vision of corruption and revelation.

The Mushrooms : Plot Synopsis Author : Srija Barua Nalawade & Abhijeet Nalawade It is the dawn of 1990. On a storm-lashed night on the outskirts of Mumbai, a limping caretaker tends the garden of an ageing, opulent bungalow owned by a powerful Bollywood producer. In a city built by migrants and dreamers, the house stands as a monument to ambition — and to everything buried beneath it. When a delivery arrives through sheets of rain, the caretaker retreats indoors, sealing himself inside a world that is not his. The walls glow with trophies, film posters, and larger-than-life portraits of the producer and his luminous star, Sarita — a woman worshipped on screen and whispered about off it. Alone, the caretaker indulges in small, secret luxuries, rehearsing a life he will never lead. But the ritual is interrupted by a sound that does not belong — a safe disturbed, a shadow moving where no one should be. What follows is not what it seems. The intruder is neither stranger nor simple thief. Bruised, defiant, and carrying a history the house would rather keep hidden, the intruder forces the caretaker into an uneasy alliance. As rain batters the windows and a midnight fire crackles to life, the two outsiders share a sparse meal and fragments of truth. By morning, something has grown in the dark and will have changed everything. In a city that feeds on dreams, what happens when those who live in the shadows decide to step out of them like Mushrooms? This is a film that leans on performance and mood to create a world you can feel more than explain.

Keeper Clive is running out of supplies on his lighthouse somewhere in the Northern Seas. In his despair, he plays a sadly tune on his horn, when a large whale notices him. As his supply ship sinks in a violent thunderstorm and his lighthouse buoy springs a leak, he has to expect the worst - if it weren't for the great whale….