Some short films announce their premise so boldly you can’t help but lean in. Lay Lefty Down, written and directed by Traven Rice, does exactly that — a surprise funeral for a woman’s left breast. It’...
Some shorts don’t waste a second of their runtime, and Pickup is one of them. At just three minutes long, Viktoriia Lapushkina’s darkly comic micro‑film manages to build a world, skewer a cultural tre...
Time Helmet is the sort of sci‑fi comedy that feels like it’s been beamed in from a parallel universe where VHS never died and imagination was still the most valuable special effect in the room. It’s ...
Some films announce their intentions from the very first frame, and Legend Has It is absolutely one of them — loud, chaotic, and gleefully committed to its own absurdity. Thomas Lorber’s action‑comedy...
Andy and Carolyn London’s 1981 drops you straight into the humid, chaotic fog of early adolescence — that strange, elastic age where everything feels both mortifying and monumental. Set in suburban Lo...