A struggling drummer trapped by his creative block embarks on an isolated journey through his memories, confronting the turmoil that stands between him and his rhythm.

Part of the 'Snapshot of Youthful Experience' project, TOUCH is a short film that explores how adulthood and the process of growing up can alter your perceptions of the world.

An assistant is trapped in a parking garage and finds himself going insane over time.

Parents dedicate their lives to loving and supporting their children unconditionally. Yet, as they age, they hope to receive the same love and care in return. Sadly, many children prioritize their own lives over caring for their elderly parents, leading to feelings of loneliness and burden.

The film chronicles the beginning of an anxiety spiral when Kasia’s mom doesn’t come home, and won’t answer her phone. She jumps to the worst case conclusion that her mother might never come home and prepares to take on the responsibilities left behind. As her catastrophizing escalates, she begins to consider her mother’s affect on her, and with the help of a semi-conscious stress ball, explores her fears in a world without her mother, but also the possibility that she may finally be free from a codependent relationship.

After moving closer to a beachfront for a new job and a death in the family, Em quickly makes a habit of visiting the beach each day. Her once innocent visits start becoming longer and longer, until her newfound obsession starts taking over every aspect of her life as she convinces herself that what she has lost can be found in the sand.

Eva embarks escapes her harsh reality by escaping into the fantastical worlds of a book that she encounters.

A compelling and profound story that explores the resilience of the human spirit in times of crises and wars.

A man named Tristian goes back to his former lovers home to grab his last remaining things. While there he is haunted with memories of their past and must come to terms with their lost love and the different effects it's had on them both.

A-He, who has intellectual disability, always hangs out with bad students. Class leader Jie volunteers to be A-He's tutor. She keeps persuading A-He to study hard and be a decent person, but she sets him up in the end.