Short of the Week

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    Documentary Sandra Winther

    Lowland Kids

    As climate change erases the Louisiana coast, the last two teenagers on Isle de Jean Charles fight to stay on an island that's been their family home for generations. The Audience Award Winner at Palm Springs Shortfest.

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    Documentary Derek Milton

    Getting a Grammy

    A short documentary about a man who kind of won a Grammy

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    Action Kajika Aki

    MOM

    **CURRENTLY OFFLINE** Set in a dystopic world, a young girl runs for her life while cameras broadcast the action. A violent and tender declaration of love to memories that allow us to love unconditionally, and to dream and hope.

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    Drama Delphine Le Courtois

    Corps contrarié (Upset body)

    Gabrielle is a young, independent woman who believes she is in control of her life. Unexpected news changes her outlook and forces her to call herself into question.

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    Documentary Matt Pizzano

    The Grass is Always Greener on TV

    Before binge watching TV was our reality, Mark Bennett obsessively memorized every detail in the 1950s television shows of his childhood. These idyllic imaginary worlds started an obsession within him which would almost lead to his self-destruction

  • Best of the Month

    Best of the Month: April 2020

    The S/W team pick their three favourite shorts from the 22 we featured in April 2020

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    Thriller Madeleine Sims-Fewer & Dusty Mancinelli

    Woman in Stall

    A woman finds herself trapped in a public toilet cubicle with a man, whose intentions are not entirely clear, outside the locked door.

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    Documentary Sean Wang

    Still Here (還在)

    In Kaohsiung, Taiwan, a handful of residents refuse to move away from their beloved and almost completely abandoned village.

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    Sci‑Fi Kate Cox

    Vert

    Emelia (BAFTA Nominee Nikki Amuka-Bird) and Jeff (Nick Frost) are an open minded couple celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary by venturing into the virtual reality world of 'Vert' together, where people are presented as their 'ideal selves'.

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