🔥 Popular Films

Bosko runs a hot dog stand at an amusement park. He sells a hot dog to a bow-wow-type dog; but before the dog can eat it, the hot dog cries out, "Mammy!" in imitation of Al Jolson. The dog happily replies, "Sonny boy!" The dog and hot dog kiss and go off skipping and barking, joyfully reunited. Meanwhile, Bosko sneaks away from his hot dog stand so that he can compete as a jockey at a nearby racetrack. Bosko's horse is only mechanical; but his pluck and quick-thinking will give him an edge over his competition.

A paramedic's unresolved fear of aging drives her to commit a horrific act of violence on a 999 call gone wrong. AWARDS:

Middle of the day. Sunlight. A familiar screen lights up. Something kind. Something casual. Something sweet becomes something strange. Not everything that finds you waits for the dark. A quiet cautionary tale about attention, intuition, and the cost of giving too much too soon. AWARDS:

Norma, who is suffering from prenatal depression and pregnancy symptoms, suspects that her husband had not quit smoking as promised. The home begins to inexplicably flood with more and more floating ash, invading Norma’s space, skin, and even thoughts, and corroding the couple’s long depleted relationship. One day, she finally can’t stand it all and flees to the beach, mourning her once free self. When Norma find that all the ashes are from her beloved husband, she understands that it is time to let go of him with the wind, alone to face the raging waves. AWARDS:

When all phones across the city won't turn on, a group of teenage girls struggle to cope without technology AWARDS:

Hija is a non-fiction film exploring the lives of first-generation Mexican-American daughters as they navigate the opportunities their parents’ sacrifices have given them. The film looks into the tension between pursuing new ambitions, capturing their struggles, triumphs, and moments of self-discovery. Through listening to the experience of the girls, Hija highlights the resilience of immigrant families and the courage it takes to lead a new cycle of lifestyle. The film showcases the daughters’ journeys as they open doors that were once locked, redefining their futures while staying rooted in the strength of their past. AWARDS:

A tribute to the singer Phoebe Snow AWARDS:

A man in a dark suit with a tie and slicked-back hair. He suddenly finds himself in nature, wandering through a forest and along the water's edge. There’s an air of confusion surrounding him, an undeniable sense of alienation. It’s as though he’s been transplanted into an unfamiliar world, a place that feels both new and strange. Despite this, there is something captivating about it—something that draws him in. AWARDS:

Josephine is a young woman who is in the fight of her life, pitted against Amon - a suave, self-assured & malicious seducer, and Ash, her Armani-clad conscience. In a battle to the death, where addiction is pitted against freedom, can a person survive? AWARDS:

In this experimental short film, the protagonist faces the devastating loss of a loved one, leading to a profound psychological breakdown. As the boundaries between reality and delusion blur, the character spirals into a state of deep emotional confusion, heading towards insanity. The film addresses themes of grief, mental instability, and the fragile nature of the human mind in the face of overwhelming trauma. AWARDS:

A wanderer stumbles upon a farmhouse in desperation. The caretaker offers salvation. AWARDS:

When cynical 17-year-old ANNE learns that her adoptive parents, LIZ and PHIL, are actually her birth parents, she sits them down at the kitchen table for a rigorous interrogation. When lie after lie fails to convince her, Anne storms off to her room. Afraid that they might lose her forever, the parents finally tell her the one story that is too awful to be an alibi: They are brother and sister and gave her away so they could later readopt her under fake names. As they explain the full story to their traumatized niece-daughter, her younger brother, CHARLIE, comes back from soccer practice and notices that something is off. Now Anne has to decide whether to tell him the family secret or to let him stay blissfully unaware… AWARDS:

"Lipstick" tells the story of two female students and their male teacher. When the monitor Yiyi and her friend Yangguang discussed buying a lipstick after school, Yangguang was called away by teacher Chen. Because of the gossip of other students, when Yiyi turned around, she found that Mr. Chen and Yangguang were gone. Yiyi did not see Yangguang in the lipstick shop for a long time, but the next day she unexpectedly found Yangguang's lipstick. Mr. Chen's every move seemed to affect the heart of Yiyi. Because of losing the teacher's attention, she refused to hear her friend's explanation, and in the office she reported it to her teacher. However, she noticed Mr. Chen's bin and a packing bag. Until an unexpected encounter, the secret between the three people is unlocked. In the tense and depressed environment of the third year of high school, when the girl finds that she is no longer the most concerned student of the teacher, what kind of inner world will she have? How do girls react when they are secretly jealous of their friends because of this? Suspicion, observation, hesitation, and resistance make up the story of the girls. Man uses his status and identity to get close to women and test women. However, as a vulnerable party in reality, women suffer from their harassment, but they struggle with what kind of language and way to refuse. At the same time, girls are also filled with invisible comparison and competition for favor. AWARDS:

Ann discovers an old newspaper article that takes her to the captivating queer nightlife of 1930s Estonia. Amidst a lively dance party, Ann befriends prominent figures of the era, who invite her to a queer wedding, disrupted by felonious homophobes. Original/Alternative Title: The Night of Purple Horrors AWARDS:

Marta is a bright young girl like many others, but she is also subjected to constant psychological violence and abuse of power in her workplace: by her boss, who disguises it as jokes and joviality, and by her conscious but silent colleagues who, like many, pretend that everything is normal. The short film talks about the limits, the nuances and the suffering that a person experiences, when the violence is not the blatant kind, but the more subtle one, the one accepted in silence by society. Original/Alternative Title: Fingers AWARDS:

Two entrepreneurs named Ben and Gary pitch their new streaming platform to an investor, but their streaming platform exclusively contains low-budget parodies of blockbuster movies...where they play every character. AWARDS:

Who will break the hex of this endless, sunless, snowless winter? AWARDS:

A girl discovers a pair of glasses that reveal a vibrant metaverse, guided by one Amigo who is already part of a community where dreams merge with reality to create transformative experiences. Original/Alternative Title: Invisible Connection: Between Dreams and Nouns AWARDS:

Two men at the crossroads of their lives set off towards even on earth : Hollywood. AWARDS:

Goofball, a filmmaker obsessed with his dreams, spends his time confined in a grotesque hospital room due to a mysterious medical condition. His acerbic production director supervises him as a nurse. Goofball senses that something is amiss in his dreams. Nonetheless, nothing changes until the arrival of the umpteenth gift from the mysterious Mr. Coconut. AWARDS:

Marina and Piero, both lovers of transgressive dates, find Ric and Luna on their way, who hide other intentions. Original/Alternative Title: Shared psychosis AWARDS:

Dopamining is a sci-fi drama about depressed Marge who, in a last ditch effort to find happiness, goes for a brain massage but soon finds herself trapped in a bizarre political scandal. AWARDS:

PIE-THON is a satirical horror from TIS Films - it revolves around a pie eating contest that goes wrong when the pies are spiked with snakes - hilarity and horror ensues.

A young woman finds herself working at the same bar where her brother worked before he died. Several hours later, a detective investigates a murder at that same bar. AWARDS: