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When Freddy is quietly led into a police station for questioning, it feels like just another night for the detectives involved. But Freddy knows the rules; and knows how quickly they’re bent. As pressure mounts and silence is treated like guilt, Freddy responds with the same four words, over and over again. A minimalist legal thriller where rhythm becomes resistance and calm becomes power.

Jack isn’t running from anything; just away. Off the grid and barely surviving, he stumbles upon an ancient, sealed box hidden deep in a hillside. As he keeps it close, whispers follow, luck shifts in his favor, and something patient begins to stir. A slow-burn supernatural thriller about belief, temptation, and the unsettling idea that humanity may no longer need demons... because it has become one.

Brad is ready to take the next step with Jennifer, the woman who has captured his heart. But when a carefully planned proposal night takes an unexpected turn, Brad discovers that Jennifer’s family... and Jennifer herself... are tied to a hidden world that doesn’t play by ordinary rules. A romantic fantasy that blends warmth, humor, and myth, exploring what it means to love someone who carries more than a lifetime of secrets.

A dialogue-free short film following a blue-collar worker’s relentless fight to satisfy his hyper-metabolism. Blending stark realism with visceral imagery, the film explores the physical, emotional, and financial toll of survival in a world where basic needs can consume everything.

Robert hasn’t seen his mother in years. When he walks into her nursing home unannounced, it isn’t for closure; it’s for clarity. What begins as a brittle reunion becomes a reckoning with years of denial, revision, and silence. A restrained, emotionally charged drama about the cost of truth that never came, and the strength it takes to finally walk away.

Melissa is grounded in her routines; parenting chaos, sibling calls, and the quiet exhaustion of an ordinary evening. But one casual question fractures the life she knows. As her home shifts and her children vanish, Melissa finds herself trapped in a version of her life that feels both intimately hers and terrifyingly wrong. A haunting psychological short exploring identity, memory, and the cost of asking “what if,” serving as a prequel to the feature project Fractured Echoes.

Still grieving the death of her partner, Lena discovers her webcam displaying her own image; thirty seconds into the future. At first it’s unsettling. Then it becomes terrifying. As time fractures and reality begins rewriting itself in real time, Lena realizes the truth may not be behind her… but watching her. A tech-driven psychological horror about grief, memory, and the digital traces we leave behind.

Michael, a teenager with unanswered questions, performs a summoning ritual; not for power, but for answers. When Satan himself appears, the encounter defies every expectation: no fire, no bargains, just a dialogue about scripture, suffering, and truth. As the boy presses with questions the church never answered, Satan responds with unsettling candor and surprising empathy. The conversation unravels Michael’s anger and grief, culminating in an emotional breakdown that leaves both figures exposed. Minimalist and intimate, Michael and the Morning Star is a quiet yet powerful chamber piece. A meditation on faith, mortality, and the need to be heard.

When a young archaeologist uncovers a hidden passage beneath the earth, she discovers a vast underground library untouched by time. Inside, knowledge thought lost or destroyed has not only survived; it’s been waiting. As she communicates with the quiet head librarian, she learns that language, intent, and purpose are keys far older than doors. A meditative, mythic short about knowledge as responsibility and the quiet power of preservation.

A quiet morning jog turns dangerous when a knife-wielding stranger steps out of the fog; but instead of fear, the would-be victim offers calm defiance. As the confrontation unfolds, control slips, roles invert, and both figures are forced to confront the truth behind their rituals. A minimalist, dialogue-driven thriller about power, purpose, and the ways we move through pain to survive it.

In this intimate prequel to Horizon of the Soul, a young Josh works side by side with his father to rebuild a battered Volvo cabover truck. What begins as a practical restoration becomes a symbol of resilience, legacy, and the quiet strength passed from father to son. Their shared work forges the emotional foundation that will carry Josh into the struggles of his adult life. The Soul’s Foundation is a tender portrait of family, labor, and the things we build to last beyond ourselves.What starts as a practical project becomes the emotional groundwork for the journey in Horizon of the Soul.

Years after the fire and the custody battle, Josh has settled into a fragile peace with the loss of his daughter. Enraged, Sylvie barges into his home demanding answers. Josh calls the police himself, refusing to be cornered. What follows is a calm but unflinching confrontation, where Josh explains his choice with clarity, cutting through denial with devastating finality to The Soul Saga.

What begins as an act of villainy becomes an existential crisis. When a nemesis is captured, the villain braces for the inevitable heroic rescue. But as days stretch into weeks, no one comes. The prisoner spirals into despair, while the villain, confronted with the silence, begins to doubt not just his plan, but his own identity and purpose. No One's Coming strips the superhero myth to its core, presenting a minimalist psychological drama about abandonment, power, and the fragility of meaning.

Equal parts eerie and playful, this short begins like a traditional ghost story; flickering flames, wide eyes, and rising tension, before pulling the rug with a comedic twist that turns fear into laughter.

The older brother meticulously crafts a classic volcano for a school project, complete with red-dyed “lava” and dramatic flair worthy of a mad scientist. His younger brother applauds the effort... then casually demonstrates that a pack of Mentos and a bottle of soda can achieve the same effect in seconds. One spectacular geyser later, both boys end up soaked, laughing, and reminded that sometimes science is more fun when it’s shared.

Drawn from real-world trucking experience, this short captures the rhythm of the job; the early starts, yard chatter, highway solitude, and the small human moments that break the grind. With no manufactured drama, it’s an authentic look at blue-collar perseverance and the beauty found in repetition.

A wholesome comedy short that captures the absurd magic of family tabletop gaming. What starts as a serious fantasy quest devolves into side chatter, rule debates, and a climactic “riddle” that’s really just one giant dad joke. The eldest child’s exasperation seals the night; the perfect blend of eye-rolls, laughter, and shared imagination.

When a sentimental toy goes missing, an teen turns detective, retracing years of growing up through small household memories and flashbacks to her younger self. The search ends in relief as she finds the toy; only for her little brother to ask if he can have it. After a quiet moment of hesitation, she hands it over, realizing the best stories keep moving forward.

A contemplative odyssey about faith, marriage, and free will. A man climbs Mount Olympus to honor his wife’s gods, expecting only wind and stone; and instead finds the Olympians waiting. Gifted a life among mortals in ancient Greece, he experiences her faith as lived reality, bringing modern instincts into an ancient world. But as wonder gives way to longing, he realizes the gift is not the one he truly desires. When offered a choice that no god can make for him, he must decide whether transcendence is worth the cost of home.

A fleeting mirror glitch shows what appears to be a betrayal from days ahead. Unable to shake it, the protagonist begins connecting dots that don’t exist, their paranoia tightening as the “future date” approaches. Subtle visual effects blend with grounded realism as the tension peaks; until the truth breaks through: the reflection wasn’t infidelity at all, but a surprise celebration.