Don't Tell Where Your Heart

A playful couple test their household chore habits and unknowingly summon a vengeful presence.

A Mão do Macaco

Doug Jones (Hocus Pocus, Pan’s Labyrith) ushers you into a world of classic, 1950s suspense, where a forward-thinking housewife is tortured by her husband’s strange new behaviors, and his fascination with a word that will change her life forever: “Disfigura.”

A potential Game Artist employee's interview is abruptly put on hold after receiving an email notification with a link to a 'free demo' of a video game, which he learns to discover is under the control of a flesh-possessing demonic spirit.

With a knock at the door Joe, not realising, allows a strange toy clown into the house. All the Clown wants to do is have a bit of fun. The clowns mischief leads Jake to believe his older brother Joe is playing tricks on him. The Clowns shenanigans soon escalate will the brothers pay the price?

An eleven year old boy watches as four masked men feud over the missing loot from a botched Halloween bank robbery.

Transmitted as part of BBC Schools series Scene, 8 March 1973. Actor improvisations around the theme of gambling devised by Mike Leigh.

Follows Beecher and O'Reily after their release from Oz.

The Forbidden Zone is a stop-motion short film about Dumont, a botanist, who has quarantined in an abandoned train station. The world has become saturated by a toxic fog that destroys all life forms and replaces oxygen with poison. He spends his days fighting to survive, as his resources quickly dwindle. On a night when all seems lost, a nymph crashes outside Dumont’s bunker. In a sudden act of bravery, he dons his final tank of oxygen and leaves the safety of the station. Gathering the wounded Nymph in his arms, Dumont risks his life to return the glowing creature to the peak of the red mountain. In his quest to save his new charge, Dumont risks his life and, in doing so, discovers hope beyond the fog.

The last of five animated shorts directed by Gerald Potterton for Pinter People, voiced by Harold Pinter and Donald Pleasence.

O Cigarro

A 13-year-old Nepali girl leaves her Himalayan village seeking employment in the city with trusted friend Krishna, but becomes increasingly suspicious of his intentions when he asks her to cross the border with him to India. At a life-changing crossroads, she is forced to choose what she's willing to sacrifice for the good of both her family, and his.

Every new adventure is just a daring jump away. Today's address of the A Thousand and One Places to Jump program, where Gürvırak presents and tells about the new places it has visited in each episode, is Güllü Çamur Holiday Village. So, what unknown adventures await Gürvırak at Güllü Çamur Holiday Village? Let's play it!

A discreet hole in the wall provides the middle-aged protagonist of this moodily inked, ennui-infused short with stolen views of the young woman next door.

A magical creature finds a modern solution to his problem.

A short film directed and starred in by Wes Anderson in which he explains how to make a movie while answering various questions from his cast and crew.

A routine college enrollment turns into a psychological struggle as anxiety and overthinking distort reality, revealing how silent internal battles can feel louder than the world outside.

"9 Kisses" is a 2014 New York Times Magazine project featuring nine artistic short films where top actors of the year pair up for intimate, staged smooches. Directed by Elaine Constantine, these roughly minute-long clips range from romantic to awkward, showcasing diverse famous pairings in public night settings.

As two teen siblings prepare to leave their childhood home, a forgotten letter brings back someone unexpected - the grown-up, jaded version of their favorite childhood TV character.

Can 3 young girls grow closely through the bittersweet journey of womanhood?