It's early September. Nine-year-old Anya doesn't want to move from her native village to the city. Her parents are packing: the school year is starting. Anya's dad, the local priest, is celebrating his final services before leaving. Anya confesses to him and complains about her mother. Anya also complains to her friend Zhenya. After spying on a church wedding, Zhenya and Anya sneak off and hold a wedding ceremony among the haystacks, promising never to forget each other. While playing, Anya asks Zhenya to always stay put when she's not looking, so that when she returns, he'll still be there. They fall asleep in the field, and their parents find them in the morning. Their things are packed, and they get into the car. Anya says goodbye to Zhenya. As they say goodbye, Zhenya asks her to go and not to look back. Anya gets in the car and drives away.

A scarred survivor struggles between choices that blur dream and reality, each step pulling him deeper into his own downfall.

At the railway station in Jesenice, Samir waits for the international train that might bring his father back from the Bosnian battlefield It's 1992, and the Yugoslav war is raging. Samir's mother discovers that her usually well-behaved son has damaged a train. Meanwhile, Samir plays basketball with his friend Zoran. A simple lunch invitation from Zoran's father stirs painful memories of Samir's absent father. At home, his mother insists they confront the accusations at the station, leading to deeper conversations about Samir's actions and the truth about his father.

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Inspired by the rituals elite athletes use to build focus, confidence, and a sense of control, this video explores how a homegrown concoction of repetitive ecstatic movement and light therapy can potentially release unconscious blocks and foster bodily autonomy, freedom, and collective healing.

Talita is dead. But for those left behind, her physical absence doesn't seem to be enough to make her disappear. Through memories, moments, and encounters that challenge reality, Penumbra explores death, absence (in all its senses), and the transience of life — and that which remains when someone is gone.

An official entry to the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival Panorama Shorts section. Synopsis TBA.

Haunted by her best friend’s overdose, Eden numbs her grief through fleeting intimacy and quiet self-destruction. A sudden call from God pulls her back to the site of the death, where she’s offered a choice that forces her to confront what she’s been avoiding—and what she’s willing to destroy.

After moving into a new house with his mother, a young man begins hearing noises in the attic.

Eight college students gather for a wedding ceremony that very quickly goes off the rails.

a short film inspired by david lynch

Sometimes a little Love can make a big difference.

It reveals the origin of the mystery — the story of Arvind Mehra, Arjun Mehra and the creation of Tempora. After Arjun mysteriously disappears during the machine’s first activation, Arvind’s research leads to Radio 11:11 and its strange connection with lightning and time. What happened to Arvind that night, and why does the mystery repeat every 11 years? The answers begin to unfold in 2026.

Detective Nathan is attempting to solve a case while things inside and out of the investigation are not making sense

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16mm experimental short by Lim Hee-je.

A homeless man named Keith, Is suspicious about the mayor Bob, for all the changes he's done to the town. Until he finds this helmet that gives him superpowers and uses them to expose Bob's secrets.

The Hollow Corridor is a short horror film made for Horsham Film Festival 2026