Hallucinations

A quiet, curious short that plays its cosmic premise with a dry, deadpan wit and a lingering sense of small-scale strangeness.

A disorienting, kaleidoscopic plunge into first contact, like sifting through corrupted memories of a cosmic event.

A slow, earnest voyage into the unknown that trades spectacle for creeping unease and a quiet sense of wonder.

A chilly, slow puzzle that keeps you at a distance, more unsettling in mood than in incident.

A brief, quiet walk into the strange, more like a mood than a story.

A cheap, sluggish creature-feature that feels like watching a homemade monster movie on a rainy afternoon.

A bright, kid-friendly adventure that moves quickly and keeps things simple and curious.

A short, curious slice of vintage science fiction that builds quiet unease around a children's game.

An abstract, hypnotic drift through vast emptiness, more like watching geometry breathe than following a story.

A slow-building, dread-soaked plunge into cosmic horror and human folly, with bursts of brutal action and a mournful heart.

A short, uneasy descent into strangeness, building quiet dread as ordinary investigation gives way to something vast and unsettling.

A short, playful sci-fi lark that zips through its miniature premise with light humour and modest adventure.