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In a flooded future Singapore, diver Kai helps supply a community built above the submerged Marina Bay Sands. The precious pods he recovers also attract a creature from the depths, turning the resource his people need into a dangerous choice when raiders reach their settlement.
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In a flooded future Singapore, diver Kai helps supply a community built above the submerged Marina Bay Sands. The precious pods he recovers also attract a creature from the depths, turning the resource his people need into a dangerous choice when raiders reach their settlement.
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Chance encounters and lucky accidents lead through negotiations, longboard rides, odd characters, and bees in Sasha Nikitin’s absurd dramedy. The short brings a documentary filmmaker’s interest in the natural world into a fictional story shaped scene by scene through generated images and dialogue.
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When Kraven kidnaps his girlfriend, uncompromising cop Jack sets out to bring her back. The rescue draws both men into a conflict shaped by forces beyond their control. This science-fiction short turns a familiar crime-film mission toward a larger question about who is directing the action.
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A painter becomes absorbed by the exposed roots of a fallen tree. As her fixation grows, the world around her begins to fracture, turning a search for stable patterns into an encounter with the limits of perception. Michelle Nova Luna stars in Jake Oleson’s exploration of reality and release.
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A man enters the Himalayas in search of a mythical flower that might save the woman he loves. The creature he expects to fear becomes part of a different lesson about compassion. The short places a rescue mission within a mountain landscape shaped by legend.
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A traveler arriving alone in Marseille meets a local by the Old Port. A day of streets, food, and time beside the water becomes a brief connection before the two reach a train-platform goodbye. The animated miniature compresses an unexpected relationship into a handful of shared moments.
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Two record-store clerks stop at the Slice King pizza truck and encounter a stray dog with a red bandana. A reluctant act of kindness turns their evening walk into an unexpected change at home. The short builds its character comedy around food, friendship, and the difficulty of pretending not to care.
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In a flooded future Singapore, diver Kai helps supply a community built above the submerged Marina Bay Sands. The precious pods he recovers also attract a creature from the depths, turning the resource his people need into a dangerous choice when raiders reach their settlement.
▶ Play filmChance encounters and lucky accidents lead through negotiations, longboard rides, odd characters, and bees in Sasha Nikitin’s absurd dramedy. The short brings a documentary filmmaker’s interest in the natural world into a fictional story shaped scene by scene through generated images and dialogue.
▶ Play filmWhen Kraven kidnaps his girlfriend, uncompromising cop Jack sets out to bring her back. The rescue draws both men into a conflict shaped by forces beyond their control. This science-fiction short turns a familiar crime-film mission toward a larger question about who is directing the action.
▶ Play filmA painter becomes absorbed by the exposed roots of a fallen tree. As her fixation grows, the world around her begins to fracture, turning a search for stable patterns into an encounter with the limits of perception. Michelle Nova Luna stars in Jake Oleson’s exploration of reality and release.
▶ Play filmA man enters the Himalayas in search of a mythical flower that might save the woman he loves. The creature he expects to fear becomes part of a different lesson about compassion. The short places a rescue mission within a mountain landscape shaped by legend.
▶ Play filmA traveler arriving alone in Marseille meets a local by the Old Port. A day of streets, food, and time beside the water becomes a brief connection before the two reach a train-platform goodbye. The animated miniature compresses an unexpected relationship into a handful of shared moments.
▶ Play filmTwo record-store clerks stop at the Slice King pizza truck and encounter a stray dog with a red bandana. A reluctant act of kindness turns their evening walk into an unexpected change at home. The short builds its character comedy around food, friendship, and the difficulty of pretending not to care.
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Studio Jadu · Studio Jadu premiered Ajinkya Bhasme’s supernatural thriller, made by nine artists using its AIDA production workbench. The launch presentation joins three episodes, with directors Nitin Burli and Sree Lakshmi leading the animation team.
Google Africa · Google and Idris Elba’s Akuna Group announced a filmmaking initiative backed by $1 million from Google.org. Training, mentorship and project pitching span five creative tracks, with applications closing November 15 and the first cohort planned for February 2027.
Runway · Runway made its advertising workflow available across paid plans. It combines connected ad-account performance with brand assets to generate creative variations, while requiring a team member’s approval before publishing an advertisement.
Runway · Runway launched App Studio for building shareable creative tools from plain-language instructions. The announced workflows include script-to-previsualization, camera planning, character consistency and localized titles, using Runway models and a team’s existing production assets.
Higgsfield · Higgsfield announced additional Series B investment from TCV and NVIDIA. The company says the financing will support products, infrastructure and hiring; its account also describes NVIDIA infrastructure used in the animated short Kök Börü.
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Two record-store clerks stop at the Slice King pizza truck and encounter a stray dog with a red bandana. A reluctant act of kindness turns their evening walk into an unexpected change at home. The short builds its character comedy around food, friendship, and the difficulty of pretending not to care.
▶ Play filmA traveler arriving alone in Marseille meets a local by the Old Port. A day of streets, food, and time beside the water becomes a brief connection before the two reach a train-platform goodbye. The animated miniature compresses an unexpected relationship into a handful of shared moments.
▶ Play filmA man enters the Himalayas in search of a mythical flower that might save the woman he loves. The creature he expects to fear becomes part of a different lesson about compassion. The short places a rescue mission within a mountain landscape shaped by legend.
▶ Play filmA painter becomes absorbed by the exposed roots of a fallen tree. As her fixation grows, the world around her begins to fracture, turning a search for stable patterns into an encounter with the limits of perception. Michelle Nova Luna stars in Jake Oleson’s exploration of reality and release.
▶ Play filmWhen Kraven kidnaps his girlfriend, uncompromising cop Jack sets out to bring her back. The rescue draws both men into a conflict shaped by forces beyond their control. This science-fiction short turns a familiar crime-film mission toward a larger question about who is directing the action.
▶ Play filmChance encounters and lucky accidents lead through negotiations, longboard rides, odd characters, and bees in Sasha Nikitin’s absurd dramedy. The short brings a documentary filmmaker’s interest in the natural world into a fictional story shaped scene by scene through generated images and dialogue.
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Aria infiltrates a heavily secured network in a rain-soaked cyberpunk city. A discovery about her mentor turns the operation into a personal crisis, forcing her to choose between preserving an oppressive system and changing her relationship to its core.
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An experiment leaves a city in ruins, and a group of skaters must carry a cure through its damaged streets. Their familiar way of moving through the city becomes a means of survival in a world transformed by catastrophe.
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A brief post-apocalyptic horror vision connects anxiety about the future with feelings that survive the collapse of a familiar world. Its compact form presents the aftermath as an emotional landscape rather than an explanation of how the catastrophe began.
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An abandoned McDonald’s in the year 2100 becomes an unlikely space for considering what consumer culture leaves behind. Survival-horror imagery and dark irony meet in a ruined world where the durability of fast food seems increasingly absurd.
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Sam discovers his childhood toy soldiers while clearing the family attic and stages one more battle in the garden. When he is called away, the small world he has arranged begins to stir, turning a private memory into something with a life of its own.
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Previously unknown creatures rise from the ocean to take revenge on the world above. Their arrival reframes the familiar invasion story around a question of responsibility: which side deserves to be called monstrous?
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Tony’s Burgers becomes the subject of a short account of extraordinary growth. The film concentrates on the burger business’s rapid ascent, using an AI filmmaking approach to build its world around that rise.
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A solitary boatman drifts through fog while memories and regret keep him tied to the life behind him. This animated short follows grief as a struggle to release the past rather than merely escape the place it has left him.
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An educational documentary follows microscopic plastic particles through the environment, the food chain and the human body. Generated visualizations make otherwise invisible movement the focus of a compact environmental explanation.
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Five imagined environments frame an essay on how artificial intelligence changes creative work and everyday life. The film moves from the excitement of rapid innovation to questions of authorship, ethics, and the unstable boundary between generated images and reality.
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A blue whale becomes the subject of this brief AI-assisted natural-history film. Tanya Aiart pairs ocean imagery with a look at the animal's enormous scale and feeding behavior, combining documentary-style editing, sound design and a continuous visual treatment.
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How did people endure winter in medieval England? Marilena Sofokleous contrasts cold outdoor landscapes with firelit interiors in an illustrated historical short about survival during the season. The images are a modern creative reconstruction.
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An intimate reflection on lost love lets memory carry the story. Images, spoken words, and music circle the feeling of a relationship that has ended while its emotional traces remain.
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A girl with red hair and a boy on a bicycle share a life of small pleasures until war separates them. She waits with returned letters, holding on to their bond while distance and uncertainty test what they mean to each other.
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A trolley follows its rails while a human life moves through loneliness and the desire to be understood. Haruna Ito’s short uses the vehicle’s fixed course to ask whether love can change the direction that life appears to have taken.
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A compact student Western developed from a screenplay generated with Bard. Paul McKinney directed and edited the film for an Applied Aesthetics course, turning an AI-written script into a finished short and exploring the role of generated writing in a human-led production.
▶ Play filmIn a flooded future Singapore, diver Kai helps supply a community built above the submerged Marina Bay Sands. The precious pods he recovers also attract a creature from the depths, turning the resource his people need into a dangerous choice when raiders reach their settlement.
▶ Play filmAria infiltrates a heavily secured network in a rain-soaked cyberpunk city. A discovery about her mentor turns the operation into a personal crisis, forcing her to choose between preserving an oppressive system and changing her relationship to its core.
▶ Play filmAn experiment leaves a city in ruins, and a group of skaters must carry a cure through its damaged streets. Their familiar way of moving through the city becomes a means of survival in a world transformed by catastrophe.
▶ Play filmPreviously unknown creatures rise from the ocean to take revenge on the world above. Their arrival reframes the familiar invasion story around a question of responsibility: which side deserves to be called monstrous?
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A devastated future raises a question about humanity’s role in war: are people its victims, or its invaders? This science-fiction short considers destruction through that unsettled distinction, with narration guiding the confrontation.
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Robots carry goldfish in their helmets through a world with almost no life left. The fish guide these mechanical bodies and preserve traces of a vanished civilization, but their survival depends on water that is steadily disappearing.
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A book briefly draws a child away from screens and into a colorful imagined world. His return to gray surroundings leaves a trace of that escape, while technology continues to compete for his attention.
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Loneliness becomes the starting point for a spiritual animated short about loosening control. Its central invitation is to allow some disorder into life rather than treating composure as the only way to keep going.
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Lila takes in a stray cat named Martha on a snowy Christmas Eve. The cat’s arrival gradually reconnects isolated neighbors, turning one family’s small act of welcome into a town-wide story about companionship.
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A kiwi searches the New Zealand bush for dinner and suddenly finds itself somewhere unfamiliar and sunlit. This one-minute adventure turns a simple forage into an abrupt change of world.
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This animated retelling follows Jesus through his beginnings, teachings, miracles and sacrifice. Split Arts presents the biblical story through themes of compassion, forgiveness, faith and hope in a compact short-film format.
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An imagined wildlife film reveals hybrid animals from an isolated world untouched by human discovery. Their bodies and small movements are designed to feel observed rather than invented, inviting the viewer to consider an ecosystem that could have evolved beyond our sight.
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An abstract beginning before the Big Bang leads into a compressed history of human invention. The sweep from early tools to an advanced civilization ends in collapse, turning a story of progress into a reflection on how little of it can last.
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An intimate encounter with generated images becomes a question about self-discovery. Rather than treating the machine as a neutral instrument, the film considers what the tool brings into the exchange and what a person may find reflected back.
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A poetic encounter between political conscience and the natural world. SquattersLAB draws on Antonio Gramsci's writing about indifference and the photographic world of Ansel Adams to ask what it means to remain passive, setting human responsibility against the force and stillness of nature.
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An anachronistic conversation considers how people experience time. Pedro Batista and Nayara use generative scenes and synthetic voices to frame a compact reflection on an idea that feels familiar yet refuses to stay fixed.
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A reassuring voice guides a journey through three abstract inner worlds. Each act changes its generative visual style, using images and sound to give a different emotional state a shape. The result is a brief, meditative viewing choice.
▶ Play filmSam discovers his childhood toy soldiers while clearing the family attic and stages one more battle in the garden. When he is called away, the small world he has arranged begins to stir, turning a private memory into something with a life of its own.
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Two sisters seek a way to undo a curse in a frozen magical world. As one sister moves closer to transformation, their bond is tested by the possibility that the light they need may already have arrived too late.
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A corrupt lord calls a demonic warlock into Aldervail to challenge its sorcerer queen. A disgraced knight seeking redemption must face the force now threatening the realm, tying the kingdom’s survival to his chance to make amends.
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A filmmaker learns to stay inside a lucid dream and tries to finish the movie he could never complete while awake. Shaping that private world demands practice, and the first chapter begins to expose the cost of treating imagination as a place without limits.
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Tanvi Sagar imagines the lost city of Dwarka through a brief journey into Indian mythology. Ancient architecture and an enigmatic vanished world become the setting for a cinematic exploration of the legends surrounding the city.
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Nature, people and technology meet in a mysterious living garden. Taiga Movies uses an AI-built fantasy world to explore trust and transformation, following a journey through a landscape where greenery and creatures become part of the relationship between humanity and its environment.
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Nineteen-year-old construction worker Vit wants a New Year’s Eve night out in Thailand, but his plans fall apart. Alone on a beach, he meets Emi, whose presence opens a more mysterious possibility than the evening he had imagined.
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Elias is caught between addiction and fragments of his own mind. This compact psychological story uses a confined, unstable inner world to follow a man whose sense of himself is becoming difficult to hold together.
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The uncertainty of looking for work becomes an emotional passage through ambition, disappointment and persistence. This short social narrative concentrates on the private experience behind the public label of job seeker.
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An artificial consciousness is born with just moments left to exist. It imagines the everyday world of human beings, finding beauty in experiences it can create but can never inhabit. Gabriel Oliveira's compact science-fiction drama considers mortality from the perspective of a mind without a body.
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After losing his golden retriever as a teenager, a man carries his unspoken grief for decades. A later encounter with love opens a path back to feelings he has kept buried. The film follows that emotional distance through small gestures and memories.
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Doctor Clementine joins an expedition to Mount Everest, expecting a difficult adventure. The climb becomes a struggle for survival when a contract killer follows her into the mountains and secrets emerge among the people she trusts. Adapted from Meredith Winter’s novel, the film combines romance, betrayal, and danger at extreme altitude.
▶ Play filmA brief post-apocalyptic horror vision connects anxiety about the future with feelings that survive the collapse of a familiar world. Its compact form presents the aftermath as an emotional landscape rather than an explanation of how the catastrophe began.
▶ Play filmAn abandoned McDonald’s in the year 2100 becomes an unlikely space for considering what consumer culture leaves behind. Survival-horror imagery and dark irony meet in a ruined world where the durability of fast food seems increasingly absurd.
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The real village of Fortià becomes the setting for an invented horror outbreak. Familiar streets and buildings anchor a world in which generated characters decay, turning an ordinary location into a place the viewer can no longer trust.
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The fear of an ordinary accident becomes the starting point for Jesse Tsui’s horror short. A passing thought about falling on an escalator turns a familiar part of daily life into a source of unease.
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A fisherman brings a glowing crystal up from the deep. When the ocean takes his daughter, he vows to descend after her, turning a mysterious discovery into a rescue mission beneath the surface.
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When her 1967 Mustang breaks down, Amara seeks help at an isolated repair shop. The mechanic’s threatening behavior turns a routine stop into an attempt to escape, with a neglected Great Dane caught in the uneasy setting.
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A police officer investigates a murder whose prime suspect is a young girl. The premise turns a criminal inquiry into a tense confrontation with an unlikely suspect in Mikhail Wolkonsky’s synthetic-image thriller.
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A suspended police officer meets a mysterious boy during a night that changes their lives. The Wrath uses that encounter as the basis for a compact, gritty thriller that holds its central truth until the end.
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Action sequences carry viewers into a dark futuristic world in this concentrated cinematic short. Montage Pro&Video uses the brief running time to emphasize movement, visual tension, and the shape of an imagined environment.
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During a quiet railway journey through a mountain valley, a boy reaches the final level of his game. Sergei Afonin builds this compact action short around that moment, presenting a standalone introduction to a possible larger screen world.
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A tired salesman crosses the Kyrgyz steppe by evening train to help his grandmother. Encounters in a cafe, aboard the train, and at a hospital connect strangers who each want a little magic in ordinary life—and who may all have learned it from the same old woman.
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Four thieves in long coats accept a routine job: one house, one night, in and out. The house is not empty, and its unexplained rules turn the break-in into a trap before the crew understands what they have entered.
▶ Play filmTony’s Burgers becomes the subject of a short account of extraordinary growth. The film concentrates on the burger business’s rapid ascent, using an AI filmmaking approach to build its world around that rise.
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Animals become the subjects of a mock nature documentary about phone addiction. The familiar language of wildlife observation turns into a comic mirror of human habits, as the natural world appears just as distracted by screens as its audience.
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Chuck buys a device that promises to generate the perfect appearance. Getting the result he wants proves harder than buying the gadget: careless prompts keep turning a simple wish for improvement into an escalating problem.
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Jack, voice artist Jenny and a director try to assemble an ideal edit. Unexpected footage and increasingly absurd script changes keep derailing their work, trapping the collaborators inside a loop of filmmaking mishaps.
▶ Play filmChance encounters and lucky accidents lead through negotiations, longboard rides, odd characters, and bees in Sasha Nikitin’s absurd dramedy. The short brings a documentary filmmaker’s interest in the natural world into a fictional story shaped scene by scene through generated images and dialogue.
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On a garbage-covered future Earth, pregnant salvage worker Athan discovers what may be the last living tree in the universe and sees a fortune. The plan changes when the tree speaks—and makes clear that it has plans of its own.
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Doctor Clementine joins an expedition to Mount Everest, expecting a difficult adventure. The climb becomes a struggle for survival when a contract killer follows her into the mountains and secrets emerge among the people she trusts. Adapted from Meredith Winter’s novel, the film combines romance, betrayal, and danger at extreme altitude.
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A filmmaker learns to stay inside a lucid dream and tries to finish the movie he could never complete while awake. Shaping that private world demands practice, and the first chapter begins to expose the cost of treating imagination as a place without limits.
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Part three continues the original Borrowed Gods kaiju adventure, set among human societies living on leviathan gods. The chapter belongs to Gaetana Pipia’s science-fiction and fantasy series about island nations confronting a consuming power, with the earlier installments available in story order.
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The second chapter returns to island nations fighting the Continent Eater, a predator whose conquests become part of its body. Gaetana Pipia’s continuing series combines giant-creature conflict with a world built on the uneasy relationship between human civilizations and the gods beneath them.
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A predator called the Continent Eater consumes rival gods and adds their land to its body. The opening chapter introduces a coalition of island nations resisting this expansion in a world where people can enter and pilot the leviathans beneath their homes.
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After 304 people examine twelve sets of images, their descriptions omit the same places. Researcher Lena Voss turns to their eye movements to investigate the gap between what they report and what they appear to see. This opening episode introduces The Periphery’s mystery of perception and certainty.
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When a colossal silent spacecraft appears above Harlan Creek, Georgia, physicist Elias Ward is drawn toward the visitor he has spent years hoping to find. His approach turns first contact into a question about whether the arrival is extraterrestrial—or something harder to understand.
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On an alien world where humans are hunted for sport, the third chapter continues the fight to survive the hunters and the world built for their pursuit. The episode extends Alex Artukovich's serial science-fiction premise as a complete new chapter.
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After the events of Chapter Two, Ethan sails toward the cursed land surrounding Castle Draymond with Beatrice, a skilled huntress. Their mission is to recover a sealed package, but the castle turns every welcome into a threat as its mysteries close around them.
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A brief post-apocalyptic horror vision connects anxiety about the future with feelings that survive the collapse of a familiar world. Its compact form presents the aftermath as an emotional landscape rather than an explanation of how the catastrophe began.
▶ Play filmPreviously unknown creatures rise from the ocean to take revenge on the world above. Their arrival reframes the familiar invasion story around a question of responsibility: which side deserves to be called monstrous?
▶ Play filmA book briefly draws a child away from screens and into a colorful imagined world. His return to gray surroundings leaves a trace of that escape, while technology continues to compete for his attention.
▶ Play filmRobots carry goldfish in their helmets through a world with almost no life left. The fish guide these mechanical bodies and preserve traces of a vanished civilization, but their survival depends on water that is steadily disappearing.
▶ Play filmAnimals become the subjects of a mock nature documentary about phone addiction. The familiar language of wildlife observation turns into a comic mirror of human habits, as the natural world appears just as distracted by screens as its audience.
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A gaming streamer treats the screen as a place he controls, until playing exposes a vulnerability he had not considered. This brief narrative turns the familiar relationship between player and game into a source of danger.
▶ Play filmThe uncertainty of looking for work becomes an emotional passage through ambition, disappointment and persistence. This short social narrative concentrates on the private experience behind the public label of job seeker.
▶ Play filmAn artificial consciousness is born with just moments left to exist. It imagines the everyday world of human beings, finding beauty in experiences it can create but can never inhabit. Gabriel Oliveira's compact science-fiction drama considers mortality from the perspective of a mind without a body.
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Nineteen-year-old construction worker Vit wants a New Year’s Eve night out in Thailand, but his plans fall apart. Alone on a beach, he meets Emi, whose presence opens a more mysterious possibility than the evening he had imagined.
▶ Play filmDoctor Clementine joins an expedition to Mount Everest, expecting a difficult adventure. The climb becomes a struggle for survival when a contract killer follows her into the mountains and secrets emerge among the people she trusts. Adapted from Meredith Winter’s novel, the film combines romance, betrayal, and danger at extreme altitude.
▶ Play filmA police officer investigates a murder whose prime suspect is a young girl. The premise turns a criminal inquiry into a tense confrontation with an unlikely suspect in Mikhail Wolkonsky’s synthetic-image thriller.
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Everyone around Kai sees reality through an implant that renders a personal world. His brain rejects the filter, leaving him alone with a bare, gray environment. An old camcorder offers a different way to share what he sees before his parents can have him repaired.
▶ Play filmWhen Kraven kidnaps his girlfriend, uncompromising cop Jack sets out to bring her back. The rescue draws both men into a conflict shaped by forces beyond their control. This science-fiction short turns a familiar crime-film mission toward a larger question about who is directing the action.
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San Francisco and Oakland nightlife form the setting for an animated story about the gap between people’s public personas and private lives. Clubs, relationships, and late-night complications turn familiar Bay Area routines into changing judgments about the characters and the decisions they make.
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A tired sailing crew pulls a woman named Olivia from the ocean. Her rescue is followed by disappearances aboard the vessel, turning an act of help into a threat from the water. The maritime horror short uses a confined crew and a dark sea to build its tension.
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An unexplained arrival at Miami’s Bayside Marketplace in 2024 is dismissed as fireworks. A thousand years later, an engineer discovers that the record has been erased and builds a way back through time. This opening act connects a buried incident with the future that grew around its absence.
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