• Halkirk*

      Halkirk is a documentary following Halkirk United FC and their struggle for league success while facing ongoing geographical and economic challenges. Based in the Scottish Highlands, these constraints place the club at a disadvantage compared to their opponents. […]

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    Jul 17, 2026
    United Kingdom 8 Minutes Tom Sirota, Connor Patrick Melhuish, Sam Burton

  • The Super-Honeymoon of Fred Demmler and Alexander James*

      June 1914: Having completed their art school training in Boston as portrait painters, Fred Demmler (1888–1918), from Pittsburgh, and Alexander James (1890–1946), from Cambridge, Massachusetts, head to London on the first leg of their grand tour of the […]

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    Jul 17, 2026
    United States 40 Minutes Charles Kaufmann

  • My Proudest Moment*

      This independent micro-short documentary captures interviews with two trailblazers changing the narrative discourse in the area of disability in Australia, Tim Cahalan and Joanne Hatchard, through the sharing of their ‘proudest moment’. Tim, born with Crouzon syndrome and […]

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    Jul 7, 2026
    Australia 4 Minutes Imbi Männik

  • Blue Alliance: A Harmonious Coexistence with Diabetes*

      The diagnosis of diabetes is persistently communicated with a fear-driven emphasis on severe complications, leaving traumatic imprints that compromise both the quality of existence and the expectation of a healthy lifespan. Through real, compelling stories and sensitivity, “Blue […]

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    Jun 15, 2026
    Brazil 24 Minutes Julio Peres, Caue Angeli

  • UNbecoming*

      UNbecoming is a cinematic exploration of consciousness and identity that challenges the assumption of a separate self. Bridging neuroscience, lived experience, philosophical inquiry, and ancient contemplative traditions, the film examines what happens when the structures that define identity […]

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    Jun 15, 2026
    Canada 87 Minutes Patrick Moreau

  • Media Made Me

      A compelling short documentary about those inspired by the images that made us. Media Made Me features lecturers and students who study media studies, but are constantly reminded of the public perception that they study a useless and […]

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    May 2, 2026
    United Kingdom 9 Minutes Luke Halliburton

  • Invisible Roots*

      While national headlines continue to report an unstoppable wave of femicides, this documentary delves deep to understand the causes behind the phenomenon. Through dialogue with sociologists, psychologists, and experts, the film embarks on a journey to the heart […]

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    May 2, 2026
    Italy 30 Minutes Stefania Cugia

  • Between Two Wheels*

      A devastating motorcycle crash ends the career of Michael, a once-promising professional racer, leaving him paralysed and confined to a wheelchair. As the years pass and age begins to weigh on his body, the roar of engines and […]

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    May 2, 2026
    United Kingdom 10 Minutes Ryan Goff

  • Into the Breach: Breaking the Firewall*

      Hosted by Kari Byron (MythBusters), this visually bold documentary short demystifies the difference between a cybersecurity firewall and a data diode through cinematic experiments, robotics, explosive demonstrations, and dynamic motion graphics. Blending pop science with high production storytelling, […]

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    Apr 14, 2026
    United States 38 Minutes Berry Blanton

  • Ciclovia (TRAILER)

      In the Colombian capital of Bogotá, important streets and main thoroughfares have been closed to motorized traffic every Sunday since 1974, opening them up to cyclists, skaters, joggers, and pedestrians. The then-young architect Jaime Ortiz Mariño, founder of […]

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    Mar 31, 2026
    Austria 1 Minutes Wolfgang Simlinger
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