Sometimes, incredible films defy cohesive descriptions. This applies to all six fantastic shorts in this block. These standout filmmakers use their unique talent to show us some of the most creative ways the medium can be used to tell interesting and unusual stories.

From producer Jamie Lee Curtis comes a chilling short story about a woman involved in a delivery scam that grows increasingly strange. Starring Allison Tolman (Fargo).

Return to Sender

A chilling story from producer Jamie Lee Curtis about a woman involved in a delivery scam that grows increasingly strange.

The thoughts of a passenger before her plane crashes in the jungle.

Charging the Canopy

The thoughts of a passenger before her plane crashes in the jungle.

‚ÄúSelected Milk (Added from Reconstituted Milk Powder Whole Pasteurized Homogenized)‚Äù, is in the form of a manual for sellers of milk cartons in supermarkets. Meanwhile, the scenes reflects the flashes of life of a potential seller who does not meet the conditions of a milk carton salesman.

Selected Milk (Added from Reconstituted Milk Powder Whole Pasteurized Homogenized)

A "manual" for sellers of milk cartons in supermarkets, featuring scenes of a potential seller's life stories.

In this short documentary shot on 16mm film, 5 hobbyists and 1 skunk are brought together by an interview Dr. Anthony Fauci gave the New York Times, recalling his tenure in the Trump White House during the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Skunk at the Picnic

Five people and a skunk are united by an interview with Dr. Anthony Fauci about his tenure in the Trump White House.

A study of the short life of roses, featuring black and white imagery and sound effects.

Roses Don’t Last Very Long Which Is Why They Are Worth Every Cent

A study of the short life of roses, featuring black and white imagery and sound effects.

Novitiate nun, Lisa, is set on a supernatural collision course with her destiny when she discovers a West African man who claims to have swum across the Atlantic Ocean to America.

On A Beautiful Wonderful Day

A novitiate nun discovers a West African man who claims to have swum across the Atlantic Ocean to America.

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