Cabedal

A quiet, low-key short that drifts through a stifling workplace and lingers on small, unresolved encounters.

A quiet, melancholy short that lingers on a single object and the slow pull of fixation.

A short, tense, slightly comic pressure-cooker that turns a small irritation into a sleepless, nerve-fraying night.

A quiet, elusive art film that drifts rather than drives, asking patience as it reaches toward connection.

A hushed, ritualistic four-minute exercise in domestic repetition that rewards patience with a quiet, unsettling stillness.

A quiet, uneasy nine minutes that leaves you straining to sense what the character senses, more mood than story.

A quiet, melancholy short that traps you in a man's numbing routine and makes his small escape feel quietly sad.

A quiet, observant short that lingers on everyday moments with a somber, earnest tone.

A tense, claustrophobic spiral into frustration and obsession as a simple task becomes impossible.

A quiet, uneasy short that sits with a man's quiet desperation and turns faintly strange.

A quiet, patient look at an artist's solitary labour, immersive in its small rituals and slow rhythms.

A quiet, patient short that asks you to watch careful hands and wonder what they are really working toward.