What will be the ultimate beauty cream? Nu+Clear by Brogan Wassell is sharp, fast, and hits like a perfectly timed punchline. Short and precise in both concept and execution, the film brilliantly satirizes our obsession with beauty standards—pushing it to the absurd extreme of radioactive skincare.

What happens when AI scientists recreate the mythical gods of old? Reconstructing The Divine by Jakob Söe-Pedersen is a brilliantly executed sci-fi mockumentary that draws you in with its clever narrative and philosophical weight.

How can four activists steal the program of the first AI CEO? Deepheist by Glen Vivaris is a clever, low-budget sci-fi satire that pulls off a deepfake Point Break-style heist with humor, energy, and surprising polish. The film brilliantly blends live action, handmade props, and AI tools, delivering a fun, engaging story packed with sharp little details, yes, the Trump and Hillary moments had me laughing out loud.

What happens due to human obsession with control and immortality? Evolution by Eliott Hourlier is a beautifully haunting dystopian tale—and at the same time, a chilling prediction of where humanity’s obsession with control and immortality could lead.

What if you are not satisfied with your loverboy? Goosebumps by Jessica Riches is a sharp, darkly comedic short that cleverly flips the script on AI-human relationships. The writing is witty, the pacing tight, and the concept brilliantly executed within five minutes—no easy feat.

How can love endure for a mixed couple in a war with the cyborgs? Cosmic Love by Alphonse Marcel is a romanticized and beautifully crafted exploration of AI and human love pushed to its absolute limits, set in a future where Earth is gone, humanity is scattered across space, and love becomes both forbidden and immortal.

How to deal with vengeance and a horrific past? Echoes of Regret by Alexandre Tissier is a beautifully crafted short film that feels truly cinematic, both in storytelling and visuals. The film maintains a consistent visual style, rich in atmosphere and detail, pulling the viewer into César’s inner world. Every scene feels purposeful, the pacing deliberate, allowing the emotional weight of the story to settle.

If a new AI god emerges, will he permit rivals to thrive? Miracles and Saints by Francesco Paolo Somma is an ambitious, deeply thought-out music video that feels more like a cinematic short film than a simple visual accompaniment. The narrative is rich, dramatic, and tragically believable—a dystopian vision of faith replaced by algorithmic control, yet still haunted by traces of human spirit.