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It's a story of breaking free and running toward something no one else has defined. With one relentless run, the protagonist answers every path others have laid out for her. It begins with what seems like an act of obedience. Instead of filling a glass, she pours the water directly onto the table. It spreads across the surface and rises until the entire room is submerged. She does not break the rules. She exploits the inherent absurdity of discipline itself, letting it collapse from within. She surges against the current. She does not retreat, even as the storm tears at her. In the end, she runs into a vast, golden wilderness — where the wind moves through the grass in waves, and a wooden puppet lies fallen, its joints finally come apart. "Further from the ground" is not about flight or escape. It is a restrained longing — the kind that belongs to those of us who do not want to be heroes, who simply want, in a moment when everything presses down, to lift our heads just enough to see a sky that belongs to us. What this MV captures is exactly that moment of looking up. Blue is the color of discipline. But warmth, all along, has been growing. Trapped by discipline, she breaks through the boundary set for her — not by rebellion, but by exploiting the very logic meant to confine her. Then, without looking back, she runs toward a direction she has created for herself. All visuals in this film are AI-generated. Every stage of the production was handled by a single person.

This film was inspired by the "Doomsday Clock," with mounting concerns as the time nears midnight. Mine is a very personal dreamlike, surreal approach to disturbing subject matter: civil strife around the world, desecration of the environment, climate change, but in the end as there always is in my depictions there's hope that collectively we can learn to live in harmony and peace. In addition to being a filmmaker I'm a painter. I used a number of paintings in this film as background motifs, faces, scenes and textures. Lastly, as in my last film I composed the sound before creating the scenes. The audio sequences conjured up the visuals.

When Andre — a Midtown man in a perfect grey suit — loses the love of his life to a yellow cab on W. 52nd Street, he does what any reasonable man would do: he chases her through medieval England, feudal Japan, Vietnam, and an alien war. Just A Walk is a ten-minute jazz-and-salsa musical set in 1960s New York — part Fred Astaire, part La La Land, part Harlem block party that nobody planned and everybody needed. It is romantic, absurd, and ends on a brownstone stoop in the blue dusk of 118th Street with a line about cheeseburgers that means something else entirely. It is also the first musical ever made entirely with AI. Every frame generated. Every note scored. Every dance, every street corner, every pigeon — AI. No cameras. No crew. No budget that would frighten a reasonable person.

One morning John woke up with an itchy ear. He scratched it and it fell off his head. He put it in a safe spot so it could be re-attached later. But Ear was getting bored. Then he heard music playing at the local pub, so he followed the music and met a lovely set of Lips at the bar. They began talking with eachother and other body parts before John races in to grab ear so he could be stitched on in time. But John had to promise he would return to the pub after recovery. John returned to the pub after surgery and caught up with Alecia (Lips) for a drink and a dance. After that John always kept an ear out for fun!

Film professor Nick Corsano meets an aspiring director with extraordinary talent, but this individual has one major obstacle to overcome... The fact that he is a cockroach.

He outsourced his own death. They outsourced the job… to a comically long chain of subcontractors. In this satire, a man's million-dollar "accident" is mistakenly designated a "vengeance killing" and passed down the ladder. Now, he must navigate a maze of corporate incompetence to cancel the hit—before it's bungled by the lowest subcontractor.

In the city of Joinville, Brazil, Marcos, a volunteer firefighter, carries a silent pain after the loss of his wife. Now raising his son alone, he tries to rebuild his life while living with the scars left by the past. But when a new emergency rekindles old fears, Marcos finds himself facing a difficult choice: answer the call to save lives or honor the promise he made to his son never to put himself at risk again. Flames of Courage is a dramatic short film about grief, fatherhood, courage, and the delicate line between duty and love.

Before horsepower was a number, it had a heartbeat. Inspired by the Cheonma of ancient Silla, a legendary horse awakens from cultural memory and runs again. Inspired by the Cheonma (Heavenly Horse) imagery of ancient Silla, 1 HORSEPOWER traces a journey from cultural memory to living motion. Through breath, muscle, hoofbeats, and a full gallop, the film returns “horsepower” to its original source: the horse itself. Accompanied by a cinematic reinterpretation of the traditional Korean melody Arirang, the film celebrates strength, freedom, and the enduring bond between horses and humanity.

Official Selection — Florence Independent Cinema International Film Festival 2026 (Italy) In a sunlit classroom after school, Kitsune and Tanuki compete for the viewer’s heart—and dinner—by offering Fox Udon and Tanuki Soba. A playful 33-second vertical POV commercial that turns an everyday noodle choice into a romantic showdown.

Working late before a major market deadline, a young tanuki merchant runs out of MP. One sip of Blue Tanuki MP Drink restores her magic—and puts her right back in business.

A rock musician in the Caribbean city of Barranquilla, Colombia, finds that every obstacle in life is keeping him from doing what he was born to do.

After Iran diverted the course of the Sirwan River, more than 400,000 people in the region were exposed to a severe environmental crisis, while the river's aquatic life disappeared entirely. Yet along its silent banks, fishermen continue to wait with hope for the return of water—and life.

An existential woman recounts her inner process to conclude she is in fact free.

MAYDAY - Synopse Mediterranean - a sea or a cemetery? From a report by a Portuguese volunteer who carried out maritime rescue missions on a ship of a German NGO during the current refugee crisis in the Mediterranean, “Mayday” builds a visual narrative, giving space to a reflection on the drama of this humanitarian issue. On 19 April 2024, the Court of Trapani, in Italy, decided to dismiss the case and acquit all the activists and humanitarian crew members who were facing charges of aiding and abetting illegal immigration, bringing to an end a case that had been ongoing for around seven years, since the ship was seized in August 2017.

A faded one-hit wonder confronts the haunting truth behind his only hit song when the daughter of a lost love reappears with the past in her hands.

A promise made from mother to son.

A young woman navigates the emotional shock waves of an unexpected confrontation.

Indifference. Can we continue to remain indifferent to others? To all those who have strayed from the path and whom our indifference renders invisible.

Like any teenager, 17-year-old Yasha is rebelling against authority, but in 1990’s Soviet Ukraine some of the opposing forces are more dangerous than others. When Yasha hits his breaking point, raw impulses propel him to the precipice of irreparable harm.

A young woman battling addiction secretly breaks into her sister's home in search of pills, only to be caught and forced to confront the reality of her addiction and the chaos it has been causing.

Imma is a lonely girl, trapped in an authoritarian family environment and surrounded by superficial friends who mistake her distress for typical teenage rebellion. Every night, exactly at 4:21 AM, the silence of her room is broken by the blue light of a smartphone: it is the beginning of a dark ritual made of extreme "social challenges" and virtual appointments that demand increasingly dangerous proof.While the adult world remains unaware of the girl's internal struggle, only Erika, a classmate she barely knows, senses the desperate cry for help hidden behind her withdrawn behavior. Through a compelling visual style and immersive sound design, "4:21" explores the boundary between reality and digital influence. It is a race against time that exposes the indifference of society and the quiet power of empathy, bringing to light a truth that few are prepared to face.

A documentary that takes you inside what hurricane Melissa in Jamaica was really like