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The FSU Flying High Circus was devastated when a tornado blew down their tent. Before they can return to shows, they must rebuild what students refer to as their “home away from home.” Their comeback story is filled with laughter, passion, and collaboration.
Amarus is a travelling salesman of sorts in a world where some choose to carry the whispers of their souls in handcrafted wooden boxes. Loosely inspired by Plato's 3 phases of love (Scala Amoris), we follow Amarus through various flashes of romance, in a metaphorical tale about vulnerability, closure, and self-revelation. Blurring the lines of music video and cinema, AMORIS spotlights the core of what's most important to both...storytelling.
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…
When his father cries in front of him for the first time, Jona doesn’t know what to do. He leaves the house and enters the dark. He wanders through the woods with a torch, down to the water. A film about the attempt to put feelings into words and about all that remains unsaid between fathers and sons.
The extraordinary adventures of an octopus as imagined by three children.
Completed in 100 hours for DocsMX’s Short Truth Challenge 2026. Through interviews with environmentalists, it is narrated how humans have promoted climate change and its effects in the city of San Luis Potosí.
A woman contacts her husband after death
A teen discovers a vintage camera filled with photos of her own escalating, deadly fate. She must find a way to fight the curse before time runs out.
Pioneers, Written and Directed by Cooper Shelton, follows four young boys who venture down into ancient underground city, with one goal. Find an ancient giant that supposedly terrorized the civilization that dominated the depths a millennium ago.
While being home alone, a man experiences strange occurences around the house.
A character driven short drama about grief and survivors guilt set in Las Vegas.
On the outskirts of Lüdenscheid in Germany, Sandra runs her late father's car recycling business. It is a place where discarded car parts find new owners, and where people find work, structure and a sense of belonging. Together with her employees Holger, Markus and Kevin, who would struggle to find work elsewhere, Sandra has created a fragile utopia. However, a growing chain of external pressures threatens not only the business, but also the lives that are intertwined with it.
The spiritual journey of a human being -an idealized model, a prophet of purity- on the path toward the Nietzschean Übermensch, reinterpreted through a contemporary lens. From the social darkness of the Camel, taking its steps through a desert of melancholy and solitude, to the verbal force of the Lion, reflected in its absolute moral freedom and freedom of thought, up to the birth of the Child, the very manifesto of innocence, ruled by instinct, physical ecstasy, a continuous search for the Self, and constant linguistic experimentation.
This documentary follows people with chronic illnesses, the deaf, neurodivergent individuals, and people with disabilities as they engage in political activism. Whether in Lützerath, at protests against the automotive industry, or at networking events, they speak out about exclusion and the lack of awareness regarding their life situations, while also highlighting ideas and opportunities to break down ableist structures.
Julián finds in Izel a close friend, someone who understands the pain of growing up in a home consumed by violence. In her, he finds the affection he cannot find in his brother. But he is unaware of the darkness some places carry, and of the truth behind the pain that haunts his nightmares.
A young couples' future dreams quickly fall apart when the husband gets a phone call, telling him his wife was caught in a fatal accident. He races to the scene and breaks down with the thought he’ll never see her again. When he finds a fox hidden underneath his wives’ coat he takes it home, holding on to the idea that the animal is his wife.
Someone once told me that you and I could have been good friends, and I thought, but we already are, just in a rather unconventional way. We’ve been friends for nine months now, from opposite sides of a wall. I wondered what a strange feeling it must be, for two people to be able to reach each other only when the other is no longer there. As if the world had taken away every possible way for us to find each other, leaving just one door, one that could only open from one side. How cruel of the world to offer us such a chance. And yet, I would have gladly given you my chance to stay. You, who would have stayed behind, with all those blue stains.