Author: Indie Short Fest

Directed by D.J. Walker (USA)

Everyone is hiding something…
Redemption is a choice…
Except in this house.
Hear Me
This whisks us to a place where all actions have consequences. In this first episode, we’re thrust inside the mind of a young woman forced to face her own truth while staying at an Airbnb with her friend.
Directed by Tammy Klembith (USA)

A comedy short film about a reprobate boss who gets what he deserves.
Directed by Mark McDonald (USA)

A Veteran Astronaut is sent on a secret mission to Mars.
Directed by Ryan Barnes (USA)

A recreation and reimagining of past grandeur, “Trail of the Sphinx”, evolves such splendor into a very special multimedia presentation. The music is a blend of cultural sensibilities, modern and ancient motifs; electronic and acoustic instrumentation. The dances are a synthesis of traditional Middle Eastern with a contemporary interpretation; symbolic and at times sensual. The production mixes these performances against the dramatic backdrop of Egypt’s archaeological treasures creating an expansive cinematic interpretation. The result is a meditation on the eternal mystery of the legendary Sphinx that leads us from the old world to a future one. The shifting sands of time may obscure its path, yet we are still drawn to its compelling destiny.
Directed by Mike Mannetta

A hideous creature roams the trashed apartment of a beautiful dead woman, and after experiencing her past memories, realizes that true beauty lies within.
Directed by Joshua Steele (USA)

March unexpectedly meets April in a coffee shop, who unknowingly leads him on a journey through Los Angeles while discovering all kinds of characters.
Directed by Santiago Fierro (USA)

At the Class of ’87 Prom, three high school princesses’ fight for the crown is interrupted by a fight for their lives.
Directed by Olivia DeVenne (USA)

An intense emotional conflict scene between a mysterious older man and a younger man.
Directed by Caleb Johnson and Clint Calvert (USA)

A song about a destructive relationship that seems inescapable.
Directed by Donald McQuade (USA)