Sin Eater
A hapless wretch is conscripted to complete a religious rite to cleanse the dead from sin.
2022, United Kingdom, 6 minutes
Directed by Oliver Gabe
Sincerely Saul
A pitiable almost-27-year old living with his abusive dying grandmother vows to end his own life if he can’t lose his lose his virginity.
2023, USA, 96 minutes
Directed by Ian Francis Tripp
Sink Hole
A middle-aged man has his suicide attempt interrupted by a chatty school chum.
2018, Australia, 7 minutes
Directed by Alex Serafini and Madeline Kelly
Siren
For two women traveling at night, what begins as a routine traffic stop quickly evolves into something much more bizarre and sinister.
2020, Canada, 16 minutes
Directed by Christopher Beaubien
Sister
Genderfluid forms dance and undulate, melting into each other to the driving beat of the music.
2019, United Kingdom, 5 minutes
Directed by David Wilson
Skeleton in the Closet (Luuranko Kaapissa)
The eponymous skeleton dons a human suit and takes a stab at life among the living.
2019, Finland, 11 minutes
Directed by Tomi Malkki
Skjemt Blod
A pack of valley girls plunge head first into brutality accompanied by a black-metal rendition of a bubble-gum pop song.
2018, USA, 6 minutes
Directed by Gwenmarie White
Sky Tripper
A space pilot flies through a psychedelic universe populated by exotic and occasionally buxom lifeforms.
2017, USA, 4 minutes
Directed by Phil Freeman
Sleepy Bear’s Lullabye-Bye (Ikiuninalle)
Denied sleep by his, uh, fidgety owner, a teddy bear turns to drastic measures to get some rest.
2019, Finland, 4 minutes
Directed by Artturi Olavi Rostén
Smell of Sound (Odeurs Sonores)
Sounds and images combine to create a synaesthetic smellscape.
2019, Canada, 3 minutes
Directed by Carol-Ann Belzil-Normand
Snowblind
The lead singer of a hard-partying metal band stumbles upon a flashy bit of bling and unknowingly unleashes an ancient curse on him and his bandmates.
2020, USA, 29 minutes
Directed by Lucas Godfrey
Socket
A doctor abuses her famous photographer patient for not evaluating her amateur photos.
2017, Canada, 19 minutes
Directed by Christopher Beaubien