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Sripranaya lives and breathes dance, her heart moving to rhythms only she can hear. But inside her home, dreams collide with discipline. Her father, a science teacher, believes in logic, stability, and certainty—not spotlights and stages. As passion clashes with practicality, Sripranaya must prove that dreams are not distractions. This is the journey of a daughter who dares to dance, and a father who learns to believe.

SECOND CHANCE "Second Chance" is not a closed story. It is the first invitation into a world beyond the mirror – an original universe. This short film is a proof of concept and serves as the first chapter of a larger story, whose future parts have already been planned. It presents only a fragment of its events, characters and mysteries, leaving the audience with questions whose answers lie within a broader narrative developed through an ebook, a screenplay and future film projects. "Second Chance" combines thriller, action cinema, metaphysical elements and themes related to artificial intelligence in a story about loss, redemption and the struggle to reclaim one's life. This is only the beginning. Creator: Piotr Viper Suszka How much would you risk to get your life back?

In the dead of night, Alma finds herself alone with her newborn in an isolated house. The silence is shattered by dark presences: men armed with flashlights slip through the walls, step by step, searching for something. With her heart pounding, Alma clutches the baby and hides in the shadows, aware that every breath, every slightest sound could betray her. But the greatest danger lies in her own arms: if the child were to wake at that very moment, the unpredictability of a cry could turn silence into a sentence, revealing their presence.

Humanity is at the peak of technological progress: we've solved problems that seemed impossible for millennia, yet we've never felt so fragile. As well-being grows, a silent epidemic of anxiety threatens to overwhelm us all, striking hardest among the young. But are younger generations truly more anxious than those of the past? Through ten interviews with people aged 10 to 100, this documentary explores how our relationship with anxiety has changed.

While life flows in its ordinary course in a neighborhood, small and seemingly "harmless" lies have insidiously woven themselves into people's daily relationships. Rıdvan the shopkeeper bends the truth to his customer, Furkan to his girlfriend, people in the cafe to one another, and even a woman to her own reflection in the mirror. Everyone shares the same defense: "These aren't lies, everyone says them." However, every spoken word and every suppressed confession accumulates in an unseen place. The innocent questions of children and the adults sinking into silence symbolize the voice and courage lost as one grows up. The film opens and closes with a camera looking up from inside a grave; what is buried in the soil is not a body, but the truths people failed to speak. Lies pile up, grow heavy, and ultimately turn into a common silence shared by everyone.

This song was co-written by Clare Steffen (lyricist and videographer) from the United States and Gilbert Baci (composer, vocalist, and producer) from Nigeria. The song was written to focus on disabilities and to acknowledge that some disabilities are visible, while others may be invisible. It was also written to increase awareness on Autism, which currently has a reported incidence rate of 1/68 and in some reports 1/40 in children. The spectrum of issues are diverse and can range from the individual being non-verbal with cognitive impairments to verbal with high level of intelligence or giftedness. Some commonality, is the difficulty an individual with autism may experience regarding social contact or touching. Most individuals with Autism struggle with reading social cues, and as a result can express awkwardness, which can result in them being excluded. Some have issues with obsessive-compulsiveness, and many have trouble with change or transitions. Our recent change in how we define the condition of Autism, may explain the increase in the incidence rates, or it may simply be that we have gotten better at assessment. This song was written as a part of the Round The Globe project, and is offered to help bring more understanding, increased tolerance, and awareness related to Autism and other disabiities.

Pitico is not from this planet, but with the help of Susi and Quatarina, he will use his abilities to help care for nature, which is threatened by humans and climate change.

At a local bar, a bartender becomes the unwilling therapist to a group of strangers venting about their problems. As drinks are poured and questionable advice is given, the bar slowly turns into a therapy session filled with sarcasm, miscommunication, and honest observations about modern relationships. A dialogue-driven ensemble comedy about the strange ways people try to understand themselves and justify their behaviors.

Mysterious forces co-opt human curiosity and ingenuity, setting in motion a relentless march toward progress. The Mother of All Daemons is a highly speculative, loosely narrated history of the Information Age told through recontextualized archival footage and other publicly available source material. Mostly nonsense.

In a quiet backyard, Gaby finds her friends frozen over their phones. When they finally look up, an ordinary afternoon spirals into a bloody, absurd fight for survival.

A happening that connects perspectives of lost souls discovering a mysterious chain of voyeurism and obsession, that leads them to encounter the devil.

A girl trying to understand herself and her surroundings as the world continues on moving forward. Whatever happens to her it has no effect on life, only her own as she flies through the different dimensions of reality to try and escape the real one.

In 2084, impulsivity, mass consumption and ignorance ultimately devour mankind.

Just another interview with Donald Trump...or?

"Rita Paints What Rita Sees" is a humorous and affectionate portrait of Rita, an artist whose paintings reveal a world filtered through instinct, color, memory, and joy. Supported by her devoted mother and her uncle, an enthusiastic promoter with more passion than restraint, Rita turns everyday moments into vivid watercolor stories. The film finds comedy in the family’s loving attempts to explain, manage, and celebrate Rita’s creative universe, while honoring the deeper truth beneath it: Rita may see the world differently than most people, but what she sees is no less real, no less meaningful, and no less worthy of being seen.

When Jake begins behaving strangely, his devoted owner searches for answers and discovers how deeply a dog’s distress can affect the person who loves him. Told with humor, warmth, and a cheeky comic twist, "Awesome Sauce" celebrates the veterinarians, caregivers, and dog lovers who understand that when a beloved pet hurts, your heart hurts too.

or: A Montage of Regeneration

A dark comedy, No Clean Hammer follows Izet, a solitary man from Bosnia, as he drives from Tuzla to Sweden to recover his mother’s body. Based on a story passed down generations in diaspora, the short unfolds as folktale, capturing the surreal and absurdist aftermath of the Bosnian wars. Shot on location and in collaboration with Bosnian actors and crew, the film explores cultural memory, perseverance, and how joy in the nonsensical can disrupt the most somber events.

When Hollywood player, Creed Bratton, gets, "the phone call", his perfect day begins to unravel.

A monster made of flesh and light, lives with the aim of preserving the balance between the elements that make up its world.

Seclusion, containment, control make the mind see what is not there. Or perhaps make the mind see what is there: Seclusion, containment, control... (ie digital IDs etc). Kafka nightmare or maybe reality. Life in isolation, locked with a numeric code is the norm, but living in solitude and documented with a digital ID could change the mind and perception. Or again, maybe reality.

A grand child turns into a time traveller, fights to edit their grandmother out of a tragic plot, one frame of wartime film at a time. All reported back in the form of a "Time Detective Show."

Some friendships last forever… not this one! In their writing and directorial debut, real best friends AJ Lister and Sophia Arias give you a peek into the minds of 7 year olds.