The Vagabonds

A quiet, somber short that lingers on sorrow and asks you to sit with its unease rather than resolve it.

A stark, earnest silent-era cautionary drama whose melodrama and moral urgency feel distant and theatrical to modern eyes.

A short, uneasy chamber piece where a quiet drunk spirals into chaos as uninvited guests take over.

A somber, slow silent-era moral drama that lingers on a man's unraveling and the dreamlike visions that haunt him.

A short, sombre plunge into grief and drink, drifting between memory and present pain with little relief.

A short, quiet, uncomfortable glimpse into loneliness and drink, more like overhearing a private moment than watching a story.

A short, sobering cautionary piece that unsettles more than it entertains, leaving a lingering unease.

A somber, quiet early melodrama that leans on hardship and family strain rather than spectacle.

A bleak, intimate portrait of addiction and fractured family bonds, unfolding with a quiet, melancholic weight that lingers.

A quiet, sombre character study that sits heavily with you, tracing loss and dependence with unflinching restraint.

A quiet, heavy slice of loneliness that drifts through routine and drink, leaving a lingering ache rather than a story that resolves.

A quiet, somber short that sits with a man's sorrow, asking patience rather than offering much action or comfort.