Sci-fi Sci-fi Short Films

A man's life begins to disrupt after watching future events of himself committing a crime on tv

A lost space researcher attempts to travel back in time when the world was still intact, instead she finds herself in a causal loop beyond her understanding.

Dating apps have become the norm, a perfect and efficient way to find romance from the safety of your own home . Tired of dating apps, and online romances, Jane explores a way to connect with potential suitors in a unique and safe physical space protected from the ravages of the pandemic.

Destiny brings Tan and Cha together unpredictably and the two fall in love easily. But destiny also blows them away miserably. When Tan realizes the truth that he is alive but his soul exists in the spirit world, Cha tries to find a way for them to live together. But there’s so little to do when you are facing the life-line struck by faith. Tan and Cha have to learn that their relationship is in a transience state. While Cha is letting go, Tan has to accept the impermanence of life.

An Artist faces off an Art Block in it's monstrous, physical form. Watch as he turns he tries to overcome his artblock into his greatest art piece.

A boy wanders through a futuristic utopia.

“Would you take the risk to be in a relationship even though you are not yet moved on from your past?Who will you choose? Your present who picked you up from nothing? or your past who came back to be the perfect wife?

After a life-long military career John returns to his childhood home. His experiences have left him struggling to adapt to civilian life, but his old friend Jim is desperate to help him re-integrate into the village. Jim invites John to spend a day at his community radio station, but reports surface of a mysterious viral epidemic threatening the village. Now it’s up to them to save the community. Set in a tight-knit, traditional, British village, Radio is a touching story about old friendships, overcoming anxiety and companionship.

The cold vast and science of space with the intimacy of human connection. Love shows what form our humanity has taken on. Love is what drives us. Love is our way to transcendence and meaningfulness; it’s our shelter from the incomprehensible and entangled darkness of infinity and nothingness. So at the end, we have to ask ourselves “who do I love enough to transcend time?”

Humanity faces an apocalypse from a viral disease. A young man, who seemed to be immune from the barren wasteland scavenges for parts to create a mechanical body for his dying father.

Based on the very obvious spy in his office, Gardner believes he’s being followed after the events in the records office. Miller convinces Gardner to help with one more break-in; the warehouse where the “masked villain” resides. After a close encounter with the “villain” and a few reanimated corpses, Gardner thanks his lucky stars he’s being followed.

In an effort to figure out why he woke up nameless and memory-less, Miller stages a break-in at the county record office. Gardner is voulen-told he needs to help, or the plan won’t work. Along for the ride is Miller's new dishwashing robot Roger, who is definitely not a murderer.