Newborns

A short, quietly painful watch that slips between a child's imagination and a grim home life, leaving a heavy ache.

A quiet, claustrophobic chamber piece where family tensions simmer under polite surfaces until they finally crack.

A quiet, downbeat slice of rural life that lingers on stillness and unspoken tension rather than incident.

A quiet, uncomfortable character study that sits with its characters' self-destruction and leaves you uneasy rather than entertained.

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

A short, sobering plunge into a teenager's self-destructive escape, leaving you uneasy and heavy rather than entertained.

A quiet, patient documentary that sits with a man and his mother, letting small moments of tenderness and struggle accumulate into something deeply human.

A quiet, enclosed short that sits with two siblings in an empty house, more mood and unease than plot.

A quiet, unsettling slow burn that lingers on intimacy and isolation, leaving a faintly feverish unease long after it ends.

A quiet, watchful coming-of-age story that lingers on a child's waiting and the slow ache of absence.

A grim, claustrophobic character study that slowly tightens around you, offering little relief and a lingering sense of unease.

A quiet, emotionally heavy short that immerses you in a young girl's impossible choice, leaving a lingering ache.