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A short film by Cedric Crisologo

A poetic documentary about the perception of art, the nature of time, and the subtle distinction between image and the viewer's inner experience. Through the changing seasons, the silence of museum halls, the gazes of visitors, and pictorial imagery, the film explores time as a nonlinear medium in which the past, present, and eternal coexist in a single instant.

When three estranged siblings reunite at their father's deathbed, he reveals a shocking secret: their catatonic, wheelchair-bound mother isn't just sick... she's a mermaid.

After 4 douchebags get captured and sent to Israel by a dangerous mob boss to retrieve Luigi, chaos ensues as the great battle in Israel overlaps their plan

En el desierto la esperanza florece

Sometimes a journey doesn’t begin with setting out, but with a question. Driven by a feeling he can’t quite put his finger on, Amir returns to a place he calls home, even though he’s never lived there: Prishtinë. What does it feel like to belong? Surrounded by familiar faces, old paths, and new encounters, he quickly realizes that this question cannot be answered in this place.

Giros

El sonido de la forma y el volumen

En un jardín

An individual ponders the making of his second short film while visiting Almazán to witness the total solar eclipse from a privileged vantage point and seek inspiration for his creative process.

As the Caspian Sea disappears, its spirit haunts the fishermen and women, and other resident creatures, in a desperate attempt to remember their forgotten stories, while an uncertain future beckons.

A self-obsessed podcaster confronts the consequence of belief when one devoted follower refuses to let go of his lies.

An 18-minute interactive XR experience exploring a fractured inner world shaped by trauma and dissociation. Through hand-tracked interactions, participants navigate shifting perceptions and fragmented memories in search of hope.

A short animated film for the small ones carried by worlds too big to notice them.🌼🐸

The film begins with a belief: prostitution should disappear. It then turns to Yongjugol, a red-light district in Paju, where the closure of the area has sparked protests. Who are the people opposing its closure? Beyond familiar images of "crime scenes" and "brainwashed victims," Yongjugol is home to many different lives. Sex workers, activists, queer people, people living with mental illness, and other marginalized communities gather to declare that "life cannot be shut down." Even as they chant the same slogan, they remain strangers to one another. They resist easy definitions, and so do the relationships they form. As connections emerge, they develop their own strategies for protecting their lives from their respective positions. Their struggle invites us to reconsider the realities behind policies that seek to close red-light districts in the name of "women's rights."

İçeride Biri Var

An animated feature film with a soundtrack made from recycled junk shop tapes.