A high school debater has extreme anxiety over an upcoming tournament.

A woman from Bangkok feels alienated by the comparatively soporific pace of San Francisco until a bike restored from a dumpster changes everything.

As Little Red Riding Hood wanders through the forest, she senses that something is stalking her.

Three different perspectives on Chick-fil-A's opposition to the LGBTQ+ community.

Two friends go on a walk to share memories and reconnect.

Embrace is an animated short film about asexuality--an orientation generally defined by a lack of sexual attraction, regardless of gender. The narrative explores the common asexual experience of feeling different than most of the population, and the isolation, confusion, and self-loathing that difference can create. However, the story also emphasizes the self-love and joy that can come from recognition of one's asexuality and the asexual community, and how it's possible to embrace the orientation by viewing it in a different light.

A man copes with his loneliness by befriending a piñata.

An homage to Shakespeare in three minutes. Artful depictions of the bard's best plays with images that flow together.

A glimpse beneath the surface of a relationship bonded by books, whales and love.

A poetic animated exploration of love needs to be looked after daily as a plant. Love is a constant work in progress; It is a process, not a result. Meanwhile, the most important thing is to cherish the here and now, don't worry too much about things that haven't happened or might happen.

A man recounts the breaking of his father's spirits.

Directed by 16-year-old filmmaker, Morgan Gullett Performed by 19-year-old Artist, Lauren Gottshall A young woman struggles with her inability to communicate with her boyfriend. Faced with an ultimatum, she takes a journey which triggers inspiration to write him a song in which she is finally able to express her true feelings.

A worm finds a city inside an apple, but must escape the fascist government drones inside.

A hungry bunny bites off more than he can chew.

Being eaten is the lifelong dream of Zucchini. But when he's left to rot, he learns a surprising lesson about life.