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A toxic man struggles to balance life and relationships.
7 friends go on a camping trip after a year of not seeing each other. Everything is going well until a killer wielding a sword and bow comes to join the party...
Farah and Milo take a trip to the place they met to try to jog Farah's memories.
Two players compete in a game of hide-and-seek. A film made for the 2nd Act Film Project.
A bathroom door brings three friends together.
About benches as silent witnesses to our encounters, separations and the passage of time. As people arrive and leave, the bench becomes a central point around which bodies, relationships and time change. What remains of us after we stand up and walk away except for the trace that we were once there?
An experimental documentary short exploring how our sense of self is reshaped through conversations with machines. Through the lived experience of people in India speaking to AI, the film captures a fragile moment in which intimacy, care, and vulnerability are quietly shifting away from human bonds and toward artificial companionship. What happens when we train a machine to understand us better than we understand ourselves? Though these exchanges take place in private, the voices reveal something collective.
A snow monkey bathing in a natural hot spring has an out-of-body experience and requires some well-trained snowflakes to revive him with their magical powers.
Following the mysterious death of a friend, a teenage boy descends into a fractured nightmare built by the enigmatic businessman Richard Eagleton and his own subconscious.
In a post-apocalyptic world, The Dawn taught his people to survive by wearing a mask, no more feeling, no more pain. He has been hiding behind his own ever since he lost Ava. Alone in the desert, his memories come back, and with them an idea he had never imagined, there might be a way beyond this world. He returns to his group, gathered in an abandoned warehouse, and takes off his mask in front of them for the first time. But no one understands. So he dances, alone at first, until someone else takes off their mask, then another. In the rain, they dance through the night, until exhaustion, until dawn breaks.
Matthew Bowman is a lonely call center employee living an apathetic and confusing life. At work, his days consist of attempted cold call sales which are often met with rejection and a boss who’s superiority complex is unmatched. At home he finds himself lost in the infinite sea of ad campaigns on TV, featuring controversial politician Jimmy Joblinski.
