A young woman, Anastasia, escapes far from home to work as a non-sexual escort in Las Vegas following the loss of her mother. On one particular night she meets an older woman who tests her emotional boundaries and opens the floodgates to Anastasia’s grief, forcing her to face everything she has left behind.

The story is about a young couple who seem to have a peaceful life, but their relationship has deep problems. The woman suffers from a one-sided emotional relationship and makes the last effort to improve it, but he ignores her feelings, has sex with her and treats her like a servant. She becomes disappointed and depressed. He believes that he is a feminist and a defender of
women’s rights. He criticizes physical violence and participates in the international Day of Violence against Women.

In the fluorescent-lit purgatory, subterranean maze of New York City's subway, Maya Rodriguez teeters on the brink—both of a platform and a personal crossroads. Burdened with a duffel bag that defies abandonment, she unravels a mystery darker than the tunnels themselves. This short film delves into the shadows we carry, the specters we confront, and the pivotal moments that define us. Set against the city's relentless pulse, it challenges viewers to peer into their own concealed depths and question: what haunts us beneath the surface?

This coming of age film is about a moment in time between longtime friends and tumultuous flames Rose and Alex, who meet each other for a camping trip in the woods. Overnight the pair navigates their undeniable chemistry while struggling to break their patterns of avoiding their relationship and running from themselves.

This film explores the bittersweet experience of being moments away from togetherness, every second teetering on the edge of what could be, if only the right words were said.

"Women of Honey and Water" is a documentary short film that explores the lives of two women on the island of Taiwan, whose existence is deeply intertwined with both the sea and the land. Surfers and beekeepers, they share an intimate connection with nature that goes beyond the physical, a dance of respect and transcendence. Through their voices, we embark on a sensory journey through their community in Taiwan, where the wind caresses the water and bees dance in the air. This is a tribute to their island, a love song to the harmony between the human and the natural world, a reminder that the true bond with the world around us lies in reverence and care for the elements that sustain us.

A bride, struggling with cold feet, finds herself at a crossroads moments before the ceremony.

TENNESSEE 1865. A battered, starved soldier trudges through the dark woods. Suddenly, he spots a cabin in the distance, illuminated by the dim moonlight. He forces his way in, stumbling around looking for food. But then...CREAK. He whips his musket around to find a lone woman, standing petrified. The man flies towards her, knocking her down, fearful someone else is here. Another soldier perhaps. He runs upstairs to find someone in bed, but it's a younger woman. A pregnant younger woman. He drops his gun, there's no threat here. He tells the women he just wants a hot meal then he'll be on his way. A man's gotta eat after all. The terrified women stare at his musket, what choice do they have?

Elsa finds her life under threat, as an act of passion becomes an act of war.

Set in Oslo in 1945, during the Nazi occupation of Norway, this short drama navigates a tense romantic triangle between a Norwegian Civilian, her adoring neighbour and a German soldier.
ELSA based on true events, explores how bodies, hearts and sexual integrity can be turned into battlefields. As our three characters yearn for connection amidst global chaos, their private acts take on national significance.

Hazel has almost fallen in love... or so she thinks.

A Dog Sky Films Production

Written by Shay Kuehlmann

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Winner of the First Flights Fund with Goldfinch UK and shortlisted for the Shore Scripts Fund 2022

"When I die, I want to die like my grandmother: who died peacefully in her sleep. Not screaming like all the passengers in her car"

What if everyone knew the exact moment they were going to die. What would you do on your last day alive? Mira happily prepares for her death day by throwing a party and spending her last moments doing exactly what she loves. A surreal comedy about embracing death and living life exactly the way you want to.

Logline:
A single mother’s everyday routine turns into a fight for her life when an aggressive encounter on the South Side of Chicago spirals out of control.

Overview:
This short film follows JaBria Spears, a hard-working waitress and single mother, as she races through the bustling streets of Chicago’s South Side to pick up her daughter from daycare. Exhausted but determined, JaBria’s path is interrupted when she crosses paths with a local crew hanging out on the block. What begins as unwanted attention from one of the guys quickly escalates into a tense and dangerous confrontation.

As JaBria attempts to brush off Devontae—a persistent and increasingly hostile member of the group—her personal boundaries are ignored and her safety is threatened. A phone call from her daughter’s daycare only heightens the urgency of her situation. When JaBria finally stands her ground, Devontae’s fragile ego erupts into violence with irreversible consequences.

This film is a raw, unflinching portrait of the everyday threats women—particularly Black women—face simply by existing in public spaces. Through JaBria’s story, we explore themes of misogyny, resilience, and the unseen toll of survival in marginalized communities.

Tagline: Before 9/11. Before Lockerbie.

Synopsis: As his mother's final days slip away, a devoted husband faces an impossible choice: risk everything to see her one last time or heed warnings from a separatist group seeking revenge against the government. Based on true events, FLIGHT 182 is a heart-wrenching drama about a family's emotional struggle with love, duty, and the paralyzing fear of a homeland ravaged by political unrest. Air India Flight 182 marked the deadliest act of aviation terrorism before 9/11 and this year marks the 40th anniversary.

Executive Producers: Emmy-winner Archie Panjabi (The Good Wife), President of the Academy Janet Yang, CAPE (Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment) and David Thies (producer of The Peanut Butter Falcon).