Health Health Short Films

You’ve identified that you need changes in your life, how should you go about doing so and making sure it’s sustainable. What does progress look like?

How much exercise is needed to stay healthy and why. How to get started. What is enough rest, how to ensure you get enough sleep?

Understanding what your body needs, eating a balanced diet. What are the benefits and fallbacks of popular diets.

How to have positive mental wellbeing. Talking about self-esteem, body image, social media consumption and the benefits of therapy.

The science behind a healthy body. What the body needs to function well. Talking about brain chemicals, muscle mass, metabolism.

A boy feels isolated from the world during his 14-day quarantine.

To connect with her new class, an inexperienced junior college teacher asks each student to anonymously share a personal secret. Chaos ensues when a note reads: I have HIV.

When mother had some problems and left home, Seonwoo comes back home to take care of his father. Father asks Seonwoo three favors during his stay.

Tells the story of a 15-year-old boy named JOKO who has to work hard to provide for his family and care for his seriously ill father. Joko had to give up his intention to attend school due to his family's below-average financial situation. However, this situation didn't deter Joko; he continued to strive to attend school.

Loneliness is better when shared, like bread and wine.

A teenage boy’s life is threatened when his cock-loving girlfriend asks him to push through with an unexpected pregnancy.

Living in a dilapidated rental, Munirah relies on scavenging to survive. Despite minimalgovernment aid and the impact of COVID-19 on her business, she remains hopeful anddedicated to her children's future. The film showcases hardships and resilience, while shedding light on the lack of support for the impoverished Surabaya.