A friendly tennis match between Alice and Andy takes an abrupt turn when Alice goes to retrieve a stray tennis ball.
A tense morality tale, one of the best horror shorts to ever feature on our pages and an inspirational documentary released for Indigenous Peoples' Day make up our Best of the Month picks for October.
A sojourn into the memories of a life shared—one woman reflects on the brevity of existence, and the irreplaceable joy of companionship.
Two nobodies try to find their place in a world of somebodies.
A drifter experiences haunting visions after taking a job on a secluded farm
In a future post-apocalyptic world, a woman summons her strength to face her attackers and move on to the next stage.
In the harshness of midwinter, a trapper is crossing the Yukon with his dog. Struggling to survive, he attempts to build a simple fire.
Quiet, absurd, and plagued with self-doubt, SLOW VINE is a new form of sketch comedy, moving at its own unhurried pace.
Harry really wants a rabbit. Harry’s dad really wants his wife back. A subtle but moving Sundance short from Australian director, David Michôd (Animal Kingdom).
A dark tale of Love & Dismemberment from Royal College of Art graduate Joe Bichard.
