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A quiet, heavy short film that sits with impending loss and asks you to pay close attention.

A short, sober confrontation that plays like a quiet act of grief and accusation, hard to shake.

A quiet, gentle drama about grief and faith, moving at a slow, reflective pace with little conflict and a lot of feeling.

A quiet, inward short that sits with sorrow and self-questioning, asking patience rather than offering easy comfort.

A quiet, heavy watch about two parents locked in grief and belief, leaving you tense and heartsore long after it ends.

A quiet, heavy short that sits with a boy's grief and the pressure of growing up too fast.

A quiet, heavy short that sits with a mother's hope in a hospital room, asking you to feel rather than follow plot.

A quiet, small-scale short that sits with grief and the awkwardness of mourning among people you don't quite trust.

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

A gentle, earnest spiritual drama that asks you to sit quietly with questions of death and faith.

A short, somber two-hander that sits with grief and moral argument, asking you to lean in rather than settle back.

A quiet, sorrowful short that lingers on a child's grief and the fragile hope of bringing back someone lost.