Pusher

A tense, sobering slide into bad choices, watching a teenager's future narrow with each decision.

A short, gritty plunge into youth drug culture that feels tense, raw, and quietly bleak.

A raw, emotionally draining plunge into addiction and lost youth, told with unflinching honesty and a haunting sense of regret.

A sober, issue-driven ensemble drama that weighs heavily, built to unsettle and warn rather than to entertain.

A sober, earnest short that plays like a warning, leaning on quiet tension and moral weight rather than spectacle.

A brief, wrenching plunge into a family's crisis, leaving a heavy ache long after it ends.

A sobering, slow descent into dependence that follows two young lives unravelling as the high wears off.

A grim, claustrophobic slice of desperation that weighs on you long after its short runtime ends.

A quiet, uneasy slide into a hidden world, seen through watchful eyes and low-lit rooms.

A quiet, introspective character study that lingers on small moments of struggle and tentative hope.

A slow, sobering descent into a young man's bad choices, watching him drift from desperation into a numb, dangerous rhythm.

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