An immigrant engineering student finds solace from his concerns in the warm embrace of consumerism.
2019, USA, 20 minutes
Directed by Adam K. Wright
Winner: Festival Director’s Award
Category: Winners
Make a Wish
A groom-to-be receives well meaning gift from his fiancee that triggers long-buried insecurities.
2019, USA, 8 minutes
Directed by Dinh Thai
Winner: Mink Stole Award
EXIT
An overbooking at a luxury rental property places two couples in uncomfortable proximity, and their festering insecurities boil over into tragedy.
2020, United Kingdom, 81 minutes
Directed by Michael Fausti
Winner: Audience Favourite Feature Award
VR Food
An experimenter researching a revolutionary approach to sustenance feels threatened when he misunderstands a filmmaker’s latest work.
2019, USA, 13 minutes
Directed by Malcolm Mills
Winner: The Golden Tentacle
Chickens
A corrupt cop attempts to cover up a racially charged killing.
2018, USA, 12 minutes
Directed by Bryian Keith Montgomery Jr.
Winner: Wrongest Award
The Congregation
Super-famous American actress Carlotta Moore is charged by God with punishing the wicked, but will she be able to resist the temptations of her sinful former life?
2018, Finland, 16 minutes
Directed by CHRZU Lindström
Winner: Wrongest Award
Who’s a Good Boy?
A couple attempts to housetrain a combative stray. Also, the stray is a dude.
2018, USA, 11 minutes
Directed by Alex Phillips
Winner: Weirdest Boner Award
Gone in a Flash
Jim Choma was a pioneer in the early days of edgy internet comedy, but with the death of Flash, his rise to fame was unceremoniously severed.
2018, USA, 3 minutes
Directed by Justin Zimmerman
Winner: Audience Favorite Award
The Program
An obsessed thrift-store clerk embarks on a quest to locate the last entry in a series of self-help videos.
2018, USA, 15 minutes
Directed by Michael Elliott Dennis
Winner: Bloody Keyboard Award
Digisexdreams
In a neon-soaked future, a man visits a cybernetic hooker but ends up paying more than he’d expected.
2018, Brazil, 4 minutes
Directed by João Antunes Jr.
Winner: Earworm Award