As his grandfather's memories fade, 10-year-old Jin journeys into the magical World of Mirrors to retrieve his Grandpa's lost mirror, discovering that some reflections hold more than memories, they reveal who we're meant to become. Adapted from a Korean children's book of the same title, the film is shot entirely on a virtual production stage.

a girl tries to submit her body to god through any means necessary

Experts analyze shark encounters caught on camera, using forensics to review bite marks and behavior patterns as they wonder: What shark attacked?

An animated short made as part of a 24-hour film challenge.

An experimental personal documentary that follows the literal and emotional journey of the director and their best friend Phoebe Ferguson as they travel to see her mother’s grave for the first time in her life. Traveling by plane, car, and train from Portland, Oregon to Dublin, Texas, the film follows their ten day journey to reunite mother and daughter.

First episode of KIRIK's new series. Recorded on May 31st at Bova Sahne, İstanbul.

Memo is obsessed with his neighbor, Renata, when she accidentally breaks one of the cameras he has hidden in her place, Memo sneaks in to fix it, not knowing what this may cause.

A janitor does his job.

A man tries to explain why he likes looking at power lines. [Overview courtesy of filmmaker]

Nasce uma Supernova na Galáxia Bailarina

Faça-se você mesma!

An extraterrestrial-obsessed man is troubled by nightly visitations from a mysterious presence.

Deadline

A short film by Erika Weiste and Aki Viikilä.

Moon #4

Light reaches the camera through a series of passages, then ripples across the screen like a wave.

An 8mm film work created from the perspective of "perceiving film as a body". By re-examining the elements that constitute film and their relationships, this viewpoint naturally extended not only to film as a material but also to the projector, light, and the human body. ⁡Additionally, images of life emerging from the sea, as well as Nirai Kanai in Okinawa and the Eternal World or Land of the Dead as depicted in the Kojiki, overlapped naturally during the creation process—worldviews "bounded by the sea. ⁡This work does not depict mythology itself. ⁡Through the boundary of the sea, it expresses inner transformation and rebirth, as well as the process of moving toward light, using 8mm film as its material.

In the final months of World War II, 14-year-old Seita and his sister Setsuko are orphaned when their mother is killed during an air raid in Kobe, Japan. After a falling out with their aunt, they move into an abandoned bomb shelter. With no surviving relatives and their emergency rations depleted, Seita and Setsuko struggle to survive.