A snow monkey bathing in a natural hot spring has an out-of-body experience and requires some well-trained snowflakes to revive him with their magical powers.
A First Nations woman asks herself, "What is Indigenous Joy?" A short Super 8mm film, produced as part of the Winnipeg Film Groups’ Super 8 Special Film Incubator.
A hand-drawn abstract audiovisual work that explores repetition as a visual and sonic trance. Composed of simple geometric shapes and inspired by pareidolia, it invites viewers to discover hidden forms and evolving patterns.
Haunted by the aftermath of a camping trip gone wrong, Topher is drawn into a brutal and increasingly surreal world where unseen forces pull the strings—and his understanding of reality begins to fall apart.
Appropriated from the classic Terry Toon animation, we watch events unfold of a lethargic hunter under a tree, beaten with a rolling pin multiple times by his wife for his laziness. Is this character invincible? Are they subject only to the idea of pain but not actually experiencing it? What is pain in the world of animation? Witness the breakdown of both the image and pain vs the suspension of disbelief in this tongue-in-cheek portrayal of violence in classic cartoons.
An off-hand confession about ‘helping a fox’ turns a tipsy date night into a claustrophobic reckoning of mercy, reason, and the terrifying impossibility of knowing another person.
During the autumn break, a student named Emma joins her classmate Lauren to visit Lauren’s grandparents in the countryside, where the two form a close friendship away from their strict boarding school.
During an entirely ordinary breakfast, little Lily lets her imagination run wild. She is gazing at a bowl of chocolate breakfast cereal, and suddenly everything around her changes. On her way to school, her all-so-familiar home, the school bus and the playground become a new magical universe. The morning might be usual, but for the red-haired girl, it will be filled with the most unusual adventures…
YOU'RE LATE is an independent short film written, directed, and produced by Neeraj Patel and Grey Silhouette Films
Drift is an intimate exploration of what it means to be trapped in the sick body. This collaborative film tries to make the edges of the body visible and gesture towards the in-between state of sickness, loneliness and the domestic.
A summer camp on the Black Sea becomes a coming-of-age place for teenagers from an orphanage. Masha looks after her younger sister; Ksyusha lives with the fallout of a first love; Akim waits in the hope that his father will soon return.
What do we do once Hollywood has ended? Film is an expressive art form that has much more going for it than that. These glimpses of ideas and images show a different way of thinking to standard Hollywood.
Jack and Sofie arrive in London, ostensibly to explore whether they should move there together. As they walk the city and imagine a shared life in it, Sofie confesses: she's already decided. She quit her job.
A young salesgirl’s routine cold calls uncover raw confessions, exposing the fragile line between survival and the illusion of protection.
An aspiring cinematographer meets a young artist at St. Thomas Mount in Chennai, where their shared love for art and sunsets slowly brings them closer. But when he leaves the city to pursue a long-awaited opportunity, their promise to meet again takes an unexpected turn.
