Short of the Week

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    Sci‑Fi Dennis Liu

    Plurality

    In the near future, instant DNA identification has created an information grid that makes crime extremely difficult, and anonymity impossible. But, suddenly, the same ID's start to appear in different locations. A pro-level and intelligent Sci- Fi piece about the genesis of a Big Brother State.

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    Drama Alois Di Leo

    The Boy Who Wanted to Be A Lion

    Max is a seven-year-old deaf boy growing up in the 1960s. One day he goes on a school trip to the zoo, where he sees a lion for the first time. A feeling begins to grow inside him that will change his life forever.

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    Documentary Ewan McNicol

    The Roper

    Kendrick, an up-and-coming calf roper from Louisiana, shares his dream of reaching the Las Vegas rodeo finals.

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    Sci‑Fi Stuart Willis

    Payload

    Set in a dystopian future where the lower classes are left on Earth with only a space elevator that connects them with the possibilities of a better life.

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    Sci‑Fi Ian Hubert

    Tears of Steel

    In a dystopian Amsterdam of the future, a team of warriors and scientists employ the powers of love and technology in an attempt to save the world from the clutches of an embittered humanoid robot.

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    Thriller Oliver Treiner

    The Piano Tuner

    A piano tuner pretends to be blind for simple thrills until he sees something he shouldn't in this well-crafted French thriller.

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    Romance Liliana Greenfield-Sanders

    Adelaide

    Adelaide is looking for love in all the wrong places. Seeking attention by faking illnesses, she meets Brad at the pharmacy counter, turning her strategy – and their lives – upside down.

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    Sci‑Fi Victor Debatisse & 2 Others

    Destiny

    Every second counts in this polished computer generated student film out of Bellecour School of Art

  • News

    Vimeo Introduces Tip Jar and Pay-to-View

    Vimeo has officially unveiled their plans for creators to monetize their videos. The first is called Tip Jar where anyone can use PayPal or a credit card to simply donate money to a filmmaker they appreciate.

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