All Films

Kantha waits at a bus stand, quietly observing the world around him as small moments unfold. Amid the hustle and bustle, he faces a personal dilemma that forces him to make a choice between fulfilling his immediate needs and something more meaningful. What follows is a subtle yet poignant decision that reveals the depth of his character and love for his family.

the center of the world

Interview with a famous film director whose creation wants to leave the planet.

Desperate to get her life together, a young woman turns to a revolutionary AI assistant that promises to bring order to her chaotic life and solve all her problems.

A couple desperately tries to learn their wedding dance in the final days before their big day.

A lonely vampire decides to return to the modern world, all while an ancient enemy hunts him down.

In every ordinary face lies a universe of passions.

Make. Me. Smile. is a Self-awareness, AI awareness and nature awareness short film by award-winning filmmaker and music artist An Vedi. The film was shot on one of alleys in Moscow's central district. The Moskva River and embankment, the Kotelnicheskaya Embankment Building, and St. Nicholas Church appear in the film. It was shot in April 2026 in a style of mobile reportage ("camera in hand"). The protagonist shares her thoughts on the dangers that lurk in urban environments and in interpersonal relationships. A key theme is awareness related to artificial intelligence and environmental conservation. A limited space was chosen for filming, serving as a quiet refuge amidst the urban environment. Having had mixed experiences interacting with people and witnessing the processes unfolding in the world, the protagonist nevertheless tries to encourage the viewer to perceive reality in a positive way. The film features the song "Underneath" by An Vedi.

The music video for "Who am I" is a cinematic, deeply intimate exploration of identity, vulnerability, and the fragmentation of the self. Visually matching the song’s delicate yet powerful indie-pop progression, the video serves as a psychological landscape where the artist confronts her own reflection. Through a carefully crafted palette of light and shadow, the narrative follows a journey of displacement—moving from a state of emotional isolation to a raw, honest confrontation with reality. Symbolism plays a key role, utilizing mirrors, compass, and shoes to represent the dualities we carry inside and the search for an authentic voice in a chaotic world. Every visual cut and camera movement is precisely synchronized with the sound design, ensuring that the atmosphere enhances the emotional weight of the lyrics. Rather than just a performance clip, "Who am I" is a poetic visual diary that transforms personal vulnerability into a universal question, inviting the audience to reflect on their own hidden truths.

Beth cares for a reclusive elderly man in a secluded house. As eerie whispers and shadows grow more intense. Soon, Beth realizes she may never escape its sinister grip.

Months after his younger sister mysteriously vanished, a grieving teenager returns to the cursed Maynor Woods to recover the last piece of her he has left...a gold locket. But as night falls and a masked figure begins hunting him and his friend through the forest, they uncover a horrifying secret buried beneath the town’s missing persons cases…and the man writing the stories about them.

“Darkness” immerses the viewer in a completely black screen for three minutes. Initially giving the impression of a technical malfunction, the film gradually establishes the existence of a world through sound. Crowds, footsteps, cars, conversations, and the voice of a man waiting for help are heard. But no one stops, no one extends a hand. As the film progresses, the viewer experiences not only the darkness of a visually impaired individual but also the indifference of society. In the end, a small child's outstretched hand becomes the only light in the darkness. “Darkness” is an experimental short film that portrays the invisible loneliness experienced by visually impaired individuals and the apathy of people in a simple yet powerful way.

Life Gave Me a Twist is a feature documentary that follows a woman’s journey through adversity, resilience, and self-reclamation after experiencing emotional harm, systemic obstacles, and life-altering setbacks at a young age. Through personal testimony, reflection, and visual storytelling, the film examines how trauma can shape identity—and how healing begins when one finds the courage to confront, name, and transform that pain. Blending lived experience with broader social context, the documentary gives voice to experiences often minimized or misunderstood, particularly those affecting youth and young adults navigating emotional hardship in silence. Rather than positioning trauma as an endpoint, Life Gave Me a Twist reframes it as a catalyst for growth, agency, and purpose. Designed for both festival audiences and educational impact screenings, the film invites viewers into an intimate, honest exploration of survival and hope—offering a powerful reminder that while life may twist unexpectedly, resilience can redefine the outcome.

Me and Myself are not exactly best buddies. They are chained together. No exit. No escape. How can they break free, become "I" and once again taste the beauty of the world ?

COLLEGE TROOPERS is a short documentary film about theatre college students talking about college life

Set in a dreamlike desert civilization of gold, ruins, and fading memory, the film follows Aurelia, a radiant fox princess drifting between fantasy and reality. Through music, cinematic imagery, and emotional symbolism, the work explores beauty, longing, and the search for meaning in a fleeting world. Playful, elusive, and quietly self-serving, Aurelia moves through fragments of memory and light — at times distant, at times disarmingly close. As her world unfolds, she reveals not only beauty, but a subtle, human-like desire: to seek warmth, comfort, and something of value in a fleeting world. A cinematic work by Studio Nono, blending AI-generated imagery with anime-inspired visuals, music-led storytelling, and emotionally driven narrative design.

A hardened detective questions a local man about recent disappearances, but this man might be more than he may seem.

In the day to day life of a man called Cuckoo. Why they call him loco, no one knows.

Under the moonlight, Zaravelle, a dark elven woman, sings a French chanson of longing, secrecy, and silent sorrow. Set in a dreamlike nocturnal atmosphere, the film follows the emotional presence of a dark elven woman whose voice drifts between confession and memory. Through delicate lip-sync performance and cinematic moonlit imagery, the work transforms a music video into an intimate art-house experience inspired by French chanson aesthetics. A poetic short film about loneliness, femininity, and the beauty of unspoken emotions.

Kirikko vs Kitsune is a stylized action short film centered on an emotional confrontation between two ninja sisters. Combining dynamic choreography, cinematic editing, and dramatic music, the film transforms combat into storytelling. The duel is not only physical, but a clash of identity, memory, and sisterhood. In a moonlit forest, the wolf ninja warrior Kirikko confronts her fox sister, Kitsune. What begins as a fierce duel slowly unfolds into a moment of hesitation, where strength, loyalty, and hidden emotions collide.

You’ve heard the chant. “U-C-O-N-N... UConn! UConn! UConn!" Now meet the man who made it thunder. Big Red isn’t just a fan—he’s a walking tradition. This documentary dives into the story of the Huskies’ most devoted supporter, capturing his journey from a passionate young fan to the voice and energy behind some of UConn’s most electric moments. Whether it’s the first tip or the final buzzer, Big Red is there—loud, loyal, and leading the charge.

Colodores is a boy with synesthesia: he perceives sounds and noises as colors and tries to cope with his special perception. There are no allies in his world, music is his refuge. Coming of age means standing up for yourself.

It's daytime, old Fortunato says on his balcony that there's no point in going out to sea anymore, that one can no longer makes a living out of fishing, that the sea is no longer a symbol of freedom. It's evening, Costantino and the others set sail. The lights of the villages parade along the shore one after another. The older sailor lights the lamp attached to his fishing boat. The water boils with fishes, the crew watches them, no one moves, no one makes any move to catch them. They're too small, they should be left alone; the crew returns home empty-handed. Costantino goes to pray to the Virgin of the sea, perhaps she can grant him a favor, perhaps she knows where there is still fish under water. The crew quarrels on the shore about the price of the sardines while evening comes back, then the fishermen venture to the sea once again. The villages parade and shine on the dark water. The old sailor lights the lamp. After a evening spent looking for it they see it: it is huge, makes the water sizzle, makes the water jump on the boat, it is an immense shoal of silver sardines on the dark sea.