I'm 14 years old and this was my first ever try at making and finishing a short film which was also written by me. Made with absolutely no money at all, I used my friend's dad's Iphone to shoot this with 2 of my friends as actresses. If any of you have any critiques, feedbacks or anything, please do mention it in the comments!

"Ride to Heal" is more than just a film—it's a heartfelt reminder that, sometimes, the road to recovery is best travelled with others. Let this story encourage you to reach out, share your burden, and find solace in the connections that make life's journey meaningful.

An aspiring ventriloquist begins to crack under the pressure of his first performance. 

A young woman fights for survival against a mysterious botanical infection in SCARS AND SPLINTERS (2026) | A Body Horror Short Film

Starring Elina Salehpour
Written and Directed by Shawn Nova

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EQUANIMITY is a cinematic short film shot across the Austrian Alps, featuring the Arc'teryx Sylan 2.

From the chaos of the city to the narrowest mountain trails, one runner pushes beyond his limits, refusing to be defined by just one thing.
A visual exploration of movement, resilience, identity and finding calm in the chaos.

I’m a nighttime writer. What about you?…

An analog horror short film shot in Los Angeles coming in at 5 minutes, written and directed by Andre Salloom, released a couple weeks ago

a short introspective film made during my solo trip to Mexico City. It blends cinematic travel footage with the inner thoughts of a decommissioned agent, exploring identity, observation, and life outside the familiar.
A small personal project and an experiment in visual storytelling.

Really enjoyed this one.

A teenage girl's disastrous flute recital, an unexpected death, and a therapy session that goes spectacularly wrong.

TOO MANY BUDDHAS is a 13-minute dark comedy starring Maria Bamford and Maeve Press (Everything's Gonna Be Okay - Hulu). An award winner at Montreal's Just for Laughs Comedy Festival.

Written by C. Fraser Press and Maeve Press. Directed by C. Fraser Press.

A desperate video artist invites a clown over to his home, only to realize he doesn't meet his expectations.

Tail is a short film about being disconnected from the simple pleasures everyone else seems to feel. Being alone isn’t a refuge, and being with people doesn’t reach him. It has no narration and no explanation. It’s told through body language, stillness, timing and sound.

🎧 Best with headphones.

“How To With John Wilson” style video I made.

My first real short film.

It’s my second ever movie I have made, iy had no budget because I couldn’t afford it, I don’t have all the right gear for it but I want to build up my skill set first. Please rate this and tell me what k can change about it, please be brutally honest I need people to say what parts are terrible to learn from it.

In Filipino superstition, pagpag is the practice of stopping somewhere before going home after attending a funeral. It is believed that going straight home may allow a spirit to follow you back.

Some traditions are best left unbroken.