Martha the Monster
In an upside-down reality where humans live alongside monsters, Martha, a 20-something monster, must learn to hold her own in the scariest environment on earth – a modern metropolitan city.
Bleach
A short film exploring masculine vulnerability, and the confusing period following abuse, through the eyes of a teenage swimmer.
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An anxious teenager falls into a suffocating online vortex one night after school, and struggles to fight her way to freedom.
Dirty Towel
A teenage girl grapples with feelings of shame and guilt after her first sexual experience, leading to a thoughtful exploration of generational shame, societal expectations, and self-worth.
Barricade
After experiencing a traumatic event on her school bus, Aleena bottles up her anger until a chance connection triggers a small act of rebellion.
My Friend in Red
When Minnie feels alone from being left out, Ay, a girl Min drew in her notebook, arrives to bring her back to a brighter side of life.
A Body Called Life
A self-isolated young human delves into the hidden world of microscopic organisms as he seeks to understand his own place in the cosmos.
Enough for a Lifetime
An artist, heartbroken by the world, transmutes her pain into beauty.
My College Transition
The glory days of college life are supposed to begin when you arrive as a freshman, right? It turns out that juggling assignments, fitting in and finding friends adds up to a major readjustment. Everyone on social media makes it look like a piece of cake, but loneliness is more common than many think. Here’s a lighthearted look at admitting to and conquering college loneliness, 101.
I Forgot My Phone
In this film, we follow a woman through a multitude of social and intimate contexts and find that the most striking characteristic is that she is the only one without a phone. Shot with minimal dialogue, we see the people around her using their phones as a filter for their experiences, preventing them from connecting to the people and environment around themselves.