LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
Joshua Mueller’s “Hallo Johann,” a German psychological thriller blending memory loss, emotional trauma, and dark comedy, is named Best Short of September 2026 at Indie Short Fest.
Three distinctive films explore grief and supernatural folklore, political repression and the manipulation of memory, and the enduring legacy of wartime trauma across generations in the September 2026 Awards of Excellence.
Five distinctive screenplays explore technological manipulation, personal autonomy, religious exploitation, family bonds, grief, and the fragility of memory across the September 2026 competition.
We are pleased to unveil the award winners of September 2026 edition. The full list is presented below in two
An odd encounter with a suicidal stranger leaves the future up for debate. This is my true story. The endings
Violet Abrams needs perfection. Despite her calculated intelligence and thoroughly curated social standing, underneath lies a deep-seated craving for validation.
Eros, the god of love, tends to a garden where each flower represents a human soul. After seeing Cassian and
“Taya,” a young Burmese migrant worker, travels to Thailand in search of her missing grandmother, carrying with her a story
On a cold night, two men, unknown to each other, arrive at a cemetery with the same goal – to
Something goes terribly wrong when a group of teens get attacked by vampires while coming from a party. Directed by
When a 3 year old girl wants out of her parents’ influencer lifestyle, she quickly discovers her family’s livelihood depends
A quiet, troubled high school student suffers from intrusive thoughts in the voice of his ruthless and ambitious CEO mother.
“7 Reasons of Why” is an innovative community-centered initiative that delves into the profound connections between cultural identity, environmental awareness
May（Sixteen-year-old ）lies about going deaf and gets into a fierce quarrel with her mother over the school rule forcing her