Doom Scroll is a short mockumentary that digs into the absurdity of an Instagram comment thread spiraling out of control. Through a series of blunt, revealing interviews, it exposes the real people behind the usernames—their motivations, insecurities, and the strange satisfaction that comes from trading jabs with strangers online. The film unpacks how minor disagreements explode into public spectacles and how social media turns personal grievances into performances for an audience. At its core, Doom Scroll is a reflection of our digital age, asking why we can’t look away, why we feel the need to jump in, and what all this chaos says about who we are on and off the screen.

Haunted by the brutal legacy he passed down, a retired bare-knuckle fighter confronts the cost it had on his son as he prepares for the final, most personal fight of his life.

An astronaut comes to a film set to supervise the scene takes places in the space. Being surrounded by unique film crew and artsy environment triggers his traumatic memory of his huge failure in the past, which helps the scene to be more realistic and authentic.

Before a crucial tennis championship, Leo encounters his former coach, who physically abused him nearly ten years ago. Leo, who has been struggling with mental health problems since then, threatens to spiral out of control, caught between the tennis court and the gambling halls.

A woman develops heightened awareness of the cruel world outside of an unnervingly calm house, as the threat of apocalypse stokes chaos.