All Films

A British comic living in California takes on American culture, fitness obsession, and the awkward reality of belonging to two countries while fully understanding neither.

Is the John Doe dead? Is he UN dead? Why is he in Lederhosen? Rose is the head medical examiner in a small town. After what happened in Minneapolis, she craves a peaceful and uneventful life. But then she meets her assistant and there is something not quite right about her.

Tom Russell isn’t good at facing his problems. It seems the only talent he has is suppressing his feelings. But it’s hard to ignore your thoughts when you wake up with a film noir narrator in your head. This comedy blends large classic Hollywood characters with bold story telling, stylish visuals and an immersive original jazz score.

"Object Horror" Routine follows an everyday, unremarkable young woman whose life is defined by repetition. One day, she comes home to find a subtle change in her house—something that feels undeniably wrong. When she tries to explain it to others, she’s met with calm dismissal: it’s always been that way. As days pass, more details shift. Objects move. Spaces feel unfamiliar. Reality begins to contradict her memory. Trapped inside a home that no longer obeys logic—and surrounded by people who refuse to acknowledge the changes—she spirals into paranoia and isolation. What begins as a small disruption to her routine slowly unravels her sense of identity, forcing her to question whether her home is changing… or if she is.

My Cell Phone is a short animated film that explores how a single device has replaced dozens of physical objects — from CDs and cameras to newspapers and documents. Through a dialogue between two characters, the film examines the environmental impact of this transformation while raising a deeper question: when everything lives on a single screen, what else are we replacing?

The Wanderer reaches a not-so-distant land in search of answers to his future. His mind is overtaken, and all is consumed.

Logos follows a character caught between structure and meaning, navigating the quiet tension between the roles imposed by society and the inner search for identity. Through a contemplative and introspective narrative, the film explores themes of time, self-reflection, and transformation, inviting the audience to sit with uncertainty rather than resolve it.

KAIDIE HEITH, a young bowling-alley attendant in rural Pennsylvania, spends her days in a haze of fluorescent lights, sticky rental shoes, and the monotony of resetting pins for people living fuller lives than her own. She aches for something — anything — that might shatter the grayness of her routine. Her wish appears in the most unlikely form: a strange bowler couple who approaches her with an unsettling familiarity. Kaidie soon learns they are part of a clandestine circle of rogue scientists on the brink of unveiling a radical “new mode of living.” But their discovery comes with a price — and a target. They are hunting Satan himself. Drawn by desperation, curiosity, and the promise of meaning, Kaidie agrees to join them. What follows is a perilous odyssey through time, as she chases a demon whose influence has warped some of history’s most dangerous and notorious figures. Every era she visits brings new threats, new temptations, and revelations about the true nature of the scientists guiding her. But the closer Kaidie gets to the truth — and to the demon they seek — the more she realizes she may be little more than a pawn in a game older than history. If escaping her gloomy life requires defying Hell itself, she is ready to pay the price. But can a bold, rebellious young woman truly rewrite history… and save millions of lost souls?

A self-reliant merchant traveling remote hill country boards a boat with a silent, masked ferryman to cross an enormous lake. What begins as an uneasy passage slowly curdles into paranoia and violence — until the peddler is left to reckon with the true nature of fate, luck, and the ancient danger of taking matters into your own hands.

At a packed hockey game, two strangers meet by chance, their instant chemistry electrifying the crowd around them—unaware that their connection is about to change everything on and off the ice.

Two bartenders find themselves trapped inside their bar when a mysterious bottle shatters, infecting their minds to turn on themselves.

Short film/video project by LA Native Christopher Wilkinson. Filmed by LA Native Jamie Cammon. The song and video highlight the resilience and Beauty of the Indigenous experience from Africa to America and Abroad.

Two friends attempt to set up a birthday party for someone they barely know. Things go awry when they find something sinister in the refrigerator.

A high school student named Eungyo Han is recording her life in 2004.

A high school student named Eungyo Han is recording her life in 2004.

A high school student named Eungyo Han is recording her life in 2004.

A high school student named Eungyo Han is recording her life in 2004.

A high school student named Eungyo Han is recording her life in 2004.

A high school student named Eungyo Han is recording her life in 2004.

A high school student named Eungyo Han is recording her life in 2004.

Luv, the neighbor is a true story of an army veteran who faces racism, but in the end winds over his neighbor through the love of animals

Sister Elise is a woman of heavy burdens, calloused knees, and a secret vice she keeps hidden in a small blue locket. Her quiet life in the parish of St. Stephen of the Shadows is interrupted when a crate arrives with no return address. Inside is a simple wooden chair. But when Elise sits to rest, she discovers that this particular piece of furniture has divorced itself from gravity. Rendered in a tactile, AI-generated claymation style, Nun of the Above is a whimsical and slightly ominous tale about the secrets we keep, the laws we break, and the unexpected ways we find grace.

Comedy: Emily Post searches for an arrogant general who refuses to display proper manners during the war.

A small baby-doll has come to life !