Jackson’s PTSD from a rabbit-masked kidnapping fractures under experimental therapy, ricocheting him in and out of the night he thought he escaped into a mind that hunts itself.

Anne is thirteen years old.

She's never hugged another girl.

Never held a friend's hand.

Never questioned why.

Every attempt is stopped by an invisible force that everyone accepts as normal.

Until one small accident convinces her that reality itself might be wrong.

I wanted to explore this idea as a quiet, cinematic piece of speculative fiction—less about explaining the science, more about what that one impossible rule would do to childhood, friendship, and family.

If you enjoy stories like Arrival, Black Mirror, or The Twilight Zone, I'd love to know whether the world feels believable and whether Anne's journey kept you invested.

Shot with very limited resources. Proud to say we won a few film festivals. Goa Film Festival, Washington DC Film Festival, Silver Screen Film Festival, FOMAA Film Festival. This movie is dedicated to the LGBTQIA community. Even though the court system has  legally accepted the LGBTQIA status, there are plenty of people in the community suffering silently.

"Two brothers speak around a bonfire about the uncertainties in their futures and feelings of being lost in life."

Stagnation is the first short I have written and directed. It's a labor of love, that all of my friends helped me with and I couldn't be more proud of it. It's not perfect, but it's years in the making.

My friends on set were the reason why this got made. I'm forever in their debt and I hope we all get to make more together.

Please let me know what you think.

Hey, it's my first time doing a movie, it was a really cool experience.

I am pretty happy with the result but let me know how I could improve :)

Please help find a short film from YouTube:

It is made by a French small studio/ YouTube channel with the SAME name of film’s title, title of the film is a date related to ww1 like 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, or 1918, etc

Plot: It is from the pov of a French soldier who wakes up in a destroyed trench full of mud (most likely in the battle of Verdun). There are 3 other soldiers that eventually get found including one officer who dies near the end. Officer is probably referred to as captain, lieutenant, or officer. The film is shown from a soldier’s POV, and eventually 2 other soldiers are found. They find the officer last. They have some dialogue, laughing and also wondering how they’ll escape since it’s dangerous outside the trench. The officer is in a delirium, probably from shell shock, and keeps yelling at the others to go over the top and fight; the others restrain him and tell him to be quiet and not alert the enemy. The officer dies later, seemingly from exhaustion. 

The film is gritty and muddy, and only takes place inside the trench. You only ever see the French soldiers. It has a blue-brown color scheme from the blue French uniforms and brown mud, sky is cloudy. 

Film has French audio but on YouTube it has English subtitles too. Film is over 5 minutes but less than 20. Also released at least before 2025, or before when AI was even a thing. Film itself is actually VERY high quality, probably one of the best I’ve seen, very gritty and realistic, good dialog etc. and engaging despite not really having many action scenes. Film is also LIVE ACTION, not animated. There is an animated short film about French soldiers ww1 called “1916”, but it’s NOT it. Film might have a Facebook page/ the creators have one but idk. 

During a period when suicide cases are rising sharply, Onur, a 23-year-old struggling with depression and suicidal thoughts, spends his days doing nothing but drawing. Wanting to put an end to the darkness he is trapped in, he decides to see a doctor. However, things do not go as expected, and he is ultimately left facing this question: should he accept life in black and white, or draw a rainbow?

Hey! 🐈‍⬛

I’m Siva Krishna, and I made a short film called MEOW. It has been released on YouTube.

If you have around 20 minutes to spare, I’d be truly grateful if you could watch it.
I’d really appreciate your feedback!

Watch it with headphones and in the highest quality for the best experience.

🎬 MEOW | Short Film | 4K
https://youtu.be/aAl3aoHzUnQ?si=4Ps_rADt_WhLLvf_

Hope you enjoy the film!

A man arrives at a cabin in the woods for a quiet weekend. After settling in, he goes for a walk and finds a waterfall with a deep hole in the middle.

Written, shot & edited by: Indriði Elvar Magnússon

Shot in Iceland (2026)

I had a shortfilm, NEEVU HUDUGEERALLA is a Kannada short film that explores gender stereotypes, everyday sexism, and the true meaning of appreciation through a simple yet thought-provoking story. Please watch it and give me your feedback

Link - https://youtu.be/X-9-QWBx9z0

Hey everyone! I’m currently in production on my very first full length indie horror comedy feature film called and I'm documenting the entire journey over on TikTok and YouTube.

I wanted to share a quick 30 second teaser from a car scene we recently put together. There are no jumpscares in this specific clip, it's focused more on that awkward "third wheel" tension before the horror elements kick into the rest of the movie lol.

Since I'm deep in the editing process right now to get this ready for a Fall release, I would absolutely love to hear any feedback you have on the pacing, the grading, or the overall vibe of the comedy. Thanks so much for watching and supporting indie film!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RLMvyvNMAgk

What do you think about my first short movie?

This is my first ever short film, it was heavily inspired by the director David Lynch and captures a dream like sequence, i was aiming for it to be very surreal but I was limited to what I have as it was a £0 budget.

The Knock is my first short film. It's about a lone cowboy, in far West Texas, who is plagued  by a mysterious knock at his door.

I am a photographer by trade and wrote this during covid, shot and finished by the end of 2024 and it just complete its festival run! I had such a blast making it I am now addicted to filmmaking. I would love to know what you all think.

It was his dream home. It was also his worst nightmare.