Short film

The Beyond the Short Indie Short Film winners showcases incredible works of narrative short films from a diverse, talented group of filmmakers, directors, actors and crew. Explore our entire curated catalog of indie short films from rising filmmakers.

Genres

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“Ask Your Friends” by Joshua Carone

A college friend group confronts love, intelligence, and nicotine over the course of a single party.

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“Exhale” by Rouzbeh Noori

A woman's determined journey of self-improvement after a break up hits a bumpy road when she discovers a missing kitchen appliance.

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“Echo” by Matthew Brennan

A woman attempts to communicate with the dead via an old tape player.

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“The Maze” by Clayton Vila

A Haitian professional boxer on the brink of retirement is forced to move to a remote island to support his daughter while trying to keep his dream of becoming a world champion alive. When he starts to fall in love with his daughter's preschool teacher, he begins to question whether or not his dream is worth fighting for.

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“Remember Me Here” by Davi X Peña

15 years after the inexplicable disappearance of his younger brother, a man revisits his hometown to reconcile with the haunting mysteries of his youth. Told through a collage of dreams and memories, "Remember Me Here" illustrates the importance of closure, the haunting nature of unanswered questions and the hidden realms that connects us.

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“Shall We Both Meet?” by Hariharasudhen Nagarajan

On their first meeting in an arranged marriage set-up, Prabhu and Raksha agree that modern relationships can be saved if differences of opinion can co-exist. What happens when they have to tackle one such difference?

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“Field of Prey” by Wayn O’Hara Reid

A couple reach an impasse in their relationship as they are confronted with their traumas and insecurities.