The Door is a slow-burning psychological horror from director Alexander Seltzer that burrows deep into grief, obsession, and the unknown. After the unexplained disappearance of her daughter, a mother is unable to move on—until a strange door manifests inside her home, offering what seems like a path to answers. As her fixation on the door grows, the line between reality and delusion blurs, drawing her deeper into a haunting unraveling of her own mind.
Director: Alexander Maxim Seltzer
Writer: Alexander Maxim Seltzer
Stars:Tanaya Beatty, Raymond Ablack, Mercedez Gutierrez
Officer Poppy Thorne, a hardworking young officer with a lot to prove and Detective Edward Stevenson, a hardened, insomniac detective, uncover a trail of bodies - women found murdered throughout the village.
Tensions run high after clues lead to dead ends and Edward’s mental state rapidly degenerates as he loses sleep and his nightly hallucinations begin to plague his waking life.
Director: David Bartkiewicz
Writers: David Bartkiewicz, James Cornwall
Stars: Ian Williamson, Roseanna Brear, Paul Synnot
After a series of incompatible matches, and time closing in, Blake (John Bubniak) is accidentally launched through a series of turbulent splash portals when his matching device malfunctions in his bathtub, sending him through a whirlwind of glitches in this ill-fated waterlogged love story.
Outside a swimming pool, a car belonging to a sniper is discovered. The police are therefore on site to arrest the owner. But when the man in question refuses to get out of the pool, a situation arises that no one could have predicted. This is a story based on a real event, told with a lot of humor.
You killed my brother My main man I loved this dude, baby I want revenge (yeah) Ah, I want revenge (yeah) He was my only brother (yeah, shit) He was like my main man I loved him, I-I loved him, my brother
Before hip-hop, niggas got shot Before hip-hop, niggas smoked rocks Before hip-hop, my uncle had a drop Before hip-hop, homies stood on the block Before hip-hop, people smoked weed Before hip-hop, I'll get you what you need Before hip-hop, pimping was gone Before hip-hop, bitches was on
My style is hostile, your style is docile I pull them Glock's out Forgot to box out I grab the rebound I claim to be down The guppy, he drown 'Cause homies decline My pronouns will throw rounds Heartbeats will slowed down (yeah) Where's the showdown? Your hood is a ghost town I'm a ghostbuster, hit you with the whole cluster Turn you into muster, general custer Chief blackfoot, kick a black rock 'Cause somehow they responsible for crack rock Somehow they wanna blame it on hip-hop Before I could talk, they used to crip walk They used to roll dice They used to flash ice Fuck with a chick, she'll cut your ass twice They used to pay the price They used to go to jail Hip-hop ain't the reason why we catching hell
Before hip-hop, girls got knocked Before hip-hop, that pussy used to pop Before hip-hop, they was on molly Before hip-hop, niggas caught a body
I loved him (hm, shit) And-and he was my only brother (yeah, right) He was like my main man I loved him, I loved him
They tell you and me it was lots of unity in the black community That shit is lunacy They tried to ruin me, got me for my jewelry What they did to me, police got immunity Early 70's got him for his leather piece Khakis hella creased, it was lots of jealousy Boys' bathroom was like a platoon The girls' bathroom was like a saloon Squabbles all year, September to June Niggas on weed, water and 'shrooms Niggas OD'd, had gangs and goons Down the center coon (soon), straight to the moon Niggas would holler, "Give me a dollar, nigga" He wanted more than a dollar, didn't take no scholar Yeah, motherfuckers had the Chevy Impala And they crashed out like, "Fuck you, your honor" (fuck you, your honor) It all happened before they start rapping If they say I'm lying, motherfuckers is capping Niggas be crying like they was the captain But I don't give a fuck, hand that bitch a napkin
They mad at the mirror, but the mirror don't lie Before hip-hop, it was a drive-by Before hip-hop, niggas used to die Before hip-hop, mamas used to cry They mad at the mirror, but the mirror don't lie Before hip-hop, it was a drive-by Before hip-hop, niggas used to die Before hip-hop, mamas used to cry
Before hip-hop (now-now listen) Before hip-hop (now-now-now listen) (yeah) Before hip-hop (now-now listen)
They mad at the mirror, but the mirror don't lie Before hip-hop, it was a drive-by Before hip-hop, niggas used to die Before hip-hop, mamas used to cry (now-now listen)
What should have been a simple train ride home at night for a woman turns into a terrifying game of cat and mouse until an unforeseen force is summoned.
Director: Luisa Martiri, Tanya Modini
Writer: Tanya Modini
Stars: Ling Cooper Tang, Kevin Spink, Stephen Walker
Two men face off over a game of chess—but every move reveals something deeper. Tension escalates as hidden motives and old wounds surface beneath the calm conversation.
“What if the game wasn't just on the board?”
Director: Christian Jaramillo
Writer: Christian Jaramillo
Stars: Gabriell Salgado, Douglas Dickerman, Robbie Serrano
Keira is part of an experiment: though she's perfectly fine, she's being sent into a psychiatric ward to test if the doctors and nurses can accurately detect her fake diagnosis. She also has an agenda of her own: she wants to find out what happened to a friend she knew, who was in the same ward and supposedly died by her own hand.
But Keira's time in the ward goes unexpectedly, even after she acts normally. She finds those in charge of her care to be unresponsive to her entreaties and pleas. Instead, they're authoritarian, cold and sometimes cruel. Soon Keira realizes that she may be trapped, with her sanity hanging in the balance.
Director: Olia Oparina
Writer: Anya Bay
Stars: Nora-Jane Noone, Saul Rubinek, Susan Moore Harmon
Ella is a troubled teenage girl living in a residential care home as part of her foster placement. After a year of homelessness and watching her mom struggle, Ella is angry and distrustful of the world around her. When she is expelled because of an outburst, social services cannot find an immediate new placement for her, and Ella has nowhere else to go, posing a problem for Ella's new social worker, Sam.
Ella's dynamic with Sam is hostile and turbulent, tested to its limit when Ella and Sam unexpectedly embark on a road trip over the school holidays. As they travel through the landscapes of Ireland, the pair is confronted with their fears and vulnerabilities. But slowly, they come to trust one another and discover that healing can happen with unexpected connections.
Director: Kim Bartley
Writer: Kim Bartley
Stars: Eva Birthistle, Isabelle Connolly, Shane Patrick McCormick
Taking place in the 1960s, "Lili" is a romantic drama centered around two ambitious music students battling each other to win one prestigious composing prize. "Lili" pays tribute to the trailblazing composer Lili Boulanger, the first woman to win France's most prestigious music prize, the Prix de Rome. The film examines what it means to be an artist in a world that's not ready for you, the turmoil of competing in a male-dominated field, and the complex emotions of falling for a rival.
Prick is a taut and compelling short that deftly navigates the fine line between performance and authenticity. Set within the familiar intimacy of a podcast interview, the film captures a clash of wits and ideologies that feels both timeless and freshly relevant. As the conversation spirals from polite banter to a high-stakes intellectual battle, the film exposes the complex, often contradictory dance between perception and reality in today’s media landscape.
Set in Ireland, during the third year of The Great Hunger in 1847, The Widow’s Last tells the story of Kathryn Healy, a hardened widow who fights to keep her young son alive during one of the darkest times in human history.
Starving from lack of food and with her son stricken by fever she stumbles across an English landlord, wounded and himself on the edge of death. This encounter with the enemy sets her on an unexpected path where she is forced to confront her own inhumanity and make choices…
Can she find it within herself to help a man she considers the enemy? Then faced with a neighbour bent on vengeance against the English, can she hold to her newfound convictions without putting herself and her son in further danger? And will the choices she makes lead to destruction or might they ultimately save her?
With her debut short, director Vanessa Perdriau has produced a powerful, moving film that examines the nature of our humanity, anchored by outstanding performances. At its core, this is a profound story of forgiveness, sacrifice and redemption, poised to keep you on the edge of your seat.
Director: Vanessa Perdriau
Writer: Vanessa Perdriau
Stars: Charlotte Peters, Matthew Wolf, Damien Hasson
Beth lives a quiet life on a remote family farm… until everything changes.
One day, her mother begins hearing a strange sound — low, constant, and impossible to ignore. No one else can hear it. But it’s real enough to unravel her completely.
As her mother spirals into pain and obsession, Beth sets out to track down the source. What begins as a search for silence turns into something far more haunting.
Director: Antony Petrou
Writer: Chris Dundon-Smith
Stars: Sienna Guillory, James Hyland, Jahannah James
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LA-newbie Emily cannot believe her luck when Hollywood A-Lister Harris Shaw instigates a romantic entanglement, but the night takes a dark turn when his charm quickly dissolves and something darker rises to the surface.
A teenage girl grapples with feelings of shame and guilt after having sex for the first time, leading to a thoughtful exploration of generational shame, societal expectations, sexual empowerment, and self-worth.
Kinley and Willow are identical twins. They embark on a mountain trek together. It's the last hike before one of them moves away, which will likely change their dynamic in the future. A heartwarming and humorous short film exploring the bonds of sisterhood in the face of loss.
Director: Dream Thanika Jenjesda
Writer: Bella Rose Prince, Olivia Rose Prince
Stars: Olivia Rose Prince, Bella Rose Prince, Wyatt Hinz
Over the course of a week, experienced NHS district nurse Flora mentors final year student Kev. As they visit patient after patient, neither of them is sure Kev will see it through as the work is challenging and the career is tough. However, as the duo makes their visits in Flora’s beaten up old car ‘Neil’, they slowly start to bond during a rollercoaster of highs and lows, laughter and tragedy, love and loss, and Kev realises he might just have what it takes and Flora’s passion for nursing is reignited.
A neurotic delivery driver named Owen battles his OCD at a local convenience store while his TikToker girlfriend plans an exposure therapy dinner date at home. But when she helps him resist his compulsion, it subsequently triggers the apocalypse.
