All Dogs Go to Heaven: Dystopian Sci-Fi About A Very Convenient Chip
Sebastian C. Santisteban’s All Dogs Go to Heaven, written by Gian Bonacchi, Neal Ludevig, Sergio Sanchez, and Daniel Moreno Skurve, ...
Sebastian C. Santisteban’s All Dogs Go to Heaven, written by Gian Bonacchi, Neal Ludevig, Sergio Sanchez, and Daniel Moreno Skurve, ...
At 14:42-minutes, director Moe Najati’s Ensouled is a tightly-wound, deeply unsettling short that explores the themes of metaphysics, AI and humanity. In ...
Kit Wilson’s Missing Hearts is a sci-fi revamping of The Wizard of Oz, or at least some elements of it. ...
Matt Gorman’s sci-fi drama Hope Ryder follows its titular character through a life-altering series of events at the centre of ...
The amusing logline of Victoria Warmerdam’s 22-minute I’m Not a Robot belies a splendidly constructed drama whose emotional force has ...
Arkan Zakharov’s Holy Filament is a sci-fi noir following a humanoid automaton on yet another day out that has brought ...
Chadwick Harman’s Bright Forests is a philosophical and emotional sci-fi short about humankind’s eternal reach towards the unknown. Following a ...
Zachary Karem’s sci-fi Anemoia explores nostalgia for times other than these, theirs, ours. A true example of the allure of ...
In Bad Seed, Karan Sridharan and Yashaswini Nath take viewers on an adventurous narrative journey, blending a darkly mysterious sci-fi ...
Ksenia Bugrimova’s 23-minute Zerno chronicles a woman’s experiment to find lasting love within an alternate universe that came into the ...
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