Luke brings his anxious younger brother Aidan to a student film set that Aidan will be performing in. Aidan's anxiety only builds as he is greeted by a chaotic crew led by an eccentric and off-putting director who promises this will be "one killer movie". That promise comes to fruition when the director unveils a surprise gimmick: the film will feature a real demon. From there, it doesn't take long for Aidan's performance to become all too real as the set descends into violent and bloody chaos as the two brothers must fight their way to survival.

Lights Camera Carnage

When an ambitious group of film students summon a real demon to star in their movie, two brothers must escape a nightmare film set where survival is the only scene left to shoot...

Ghoul, a graffiti artist, makes his way to a local hotspot where artists throw up their tags: a sewer runoff near the river. As he makes his way deeper into the tunnel, looking for a blank canvas, Ghoul soon finds himself in pitch black darkness. While spray painting, he hears a strange croak coming from deep within the tunnel. Trusting his instincts, he ditches his mural and high tails it out of there. Unfortunately, the sewer's twists and turns only get Ghoul more lost within the underground labyrinth, being hunted by something living within.

Sewer Rat

While tagging a sewer tunnel, a graffiti artist is hunted by something lurking in the shadows...

Amanda has three ways of showing love, and none of them include letting go. MAX is a darkly comedic film, portraying the spiral of obsession. Amanda documents every detail of Max’s life: his routines, his favorite pizza, even the song he sings in the shower. In her mind, it’s not stalking, it’s care.

A young woman documents three ways to prove her love for Max until her devotion crosses the line from affection to obsession.

While sharing Italian takeout at a laundromat, James offers his girlfriend, Renée, their last breadstick. She declines, remarking how there’s another, shorter breadstick that’s just as good. Internalizing this, James decides to confront Renée over a text she sent to her friend regarding the ineptitude of his manhood.

he's nice, but…

It’s a breadstick that breaks the camel’s back when James decides to confront his girlfriend about what she said about his penis.

Seth is preparing for a long-awaited date when his mischievous coworker convinces him to try inhaling helium for laughs. Moments before leaving, he realizes his voice hasn’t returned to normal and there’s no time to fix it. Determined not to ruin the evening, Seth embarks on a silent, awkward, and increasingly chaotic dinner that tests his confidence, patience, and pride in ways he never expected.

Helium

After inhaling helium that leaves him with a squeaky high-pitched voice, a young man must navigate a high-stakes dinner date without speaking, leading to a series of misunderstandings and chaos that threatens his relationship.

John, a man overwhelmed by life's chaos, follows a self- help video teaching him to smile through the pain. As he clumsily navigates heartbreak and awkward interactions, an overly enthusiastic life coach arrives, pushing him deeper into the absurdity of pretending everything is fine.

The Art of Pretending Everything is Fine.

A lonely man’s day takes a sudden turn when an unexpected visitor shows up.

A Scottish-Pakistani dad’s life spirals into chaos as he battles his orthodox father’s ultimatum to circumcise the grandson.

Chop Chop!

Middle-aged factory worker Li Jianguo and his wife are laid off without compensation. Desperate to support their critically ill son, Li takes a job with Wang Zongcai, a former middle school classmate now working in construction. But not only does he not get paid, he ends up covering some of the project’s costs himself. Pushed to the brink, Li Jianguo teams up with his former apprentice, Haomin, to kidnap Wang’s daughter, Xiaomeng, in a desperate attempt to force Wang to repay him.

Happy Birthday

To save his critically ill son, a desperate factory worker kidnaps his old classmate’s daughter—only to find himself entangled in a darkly comic journey of fractured families, broken trust, and unexpected redemption.

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