Hobo founds tooth in the fish. Tooth leads him to troubles with paranormal.

After a whacky conspiracy begins to break his reality, Nick can only finish what he started.

Odd shining stars at the sky. Something is calling out to Lena. Her life is changing abruptly after a terrible event. Lost in emotions, her passion is leading her on a destructive way. As everything around Lena started to collapse, she is still figuring out where she stands.

A hand-drawn recount of our 2019 after-work trip to the traveling carnival.

A mysterious package offers a woman a reprieve from her meloncholy, only its results are more permament and pervasive then she realizes. Director Biography - Marc Martínez Jordán, Tuixén Benet Fd38677d40 headshot Marc Martínez Jordán (Calella) it's a filmmaker graduated from ESCAC in 2012 in the specialization of film direction. His first three short films, "Timothy" "Horseface" and "Your last day on Earth" obtained more than 500 selections in festivals around the world and more than 200 awards in festivals like International Fantastic Cinema Festival of Catalonia, Fantasía, Milano Film Festival or AFI fest. He also directed Framed, a long feature which, after an extensive circuit in horror and fantastic film festivals, has been released in several countries such as Japan, Germany, Colombia and USA thanks to Strand Releasing. Currently, he has co-directed Solution for Sadness, a short film that is going to have the world premiere in Austin Fantastic Fest. Tuixén Benet Cosculluela Tuixén Benet Cosculluela is a choreographer and filmmaker based out of Barcelona and Los Angeles. She has choreographed for feature films, advertising campaigns and music videos all over the world. She co-created the dance company Les filles Föllen in Barcelona, awarded best New Talent 2011 by the Dance Association of Catalonia. She’s recently finished her first medium length choreographic film Aloma i Mila and is in post-production on her first feature film Clausura. Tuixén Benet graduated in Choreography and Interpretation Techniques at the Institut del Teatre de Barcelona and earned an MFA in Film Directing at the California Institute of the Arts. RatingsEdit Rating 8.0 Average Score Based on 4 Ratings0 3 0 1 Justin Bailey on April 16, 2021 10 This might be my favorite. Incredible style, concept executed to perfection, and great commentary delivered in a unique way. This is truly superb. View Full Rating Share Rating Delete DT Kofoed on March 15, 2021 8 Director's style comes through clearly, though this is more subdued due to the story (thanks real life). Engaging all the way through, with a fun fourth-wall-breaking end (which I rarely enjoy) Edit Rating Share Rating Delete Lee Ivy on February 28, 2021 6 View Full Rating Share Rating Delete Tom Larter on February 25, 2021 8 Did a lot with very little. Loved the style of this one. View Full Rating Share Rating Delete Notes Add a note about this entry. Send a copy to the submitter. Add Note

Taking the after-school special format and crashing it at high speed head-on with a whirligig of 90's VHS/video game/Nickelodeon trash imagery, Keith Eyrich’s short ‘Bag Your Face’ is pure Nuclear Nostalgia - The highly questionable neighborhood traveling amusement park ride you can’t get off of.

Inspired by ‘The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters’, an etching by Francisco Goya, THE FALL is a powerful short film which invites its audience to project their preoccupations and interpretations.