Author name: Carl Burgess

A seemingly ordinary dinner date spirals into grotesque body horror in Mark G. Lakatos’ short film Meat Locker, a six

Some short films keep things small and simple. Two characters, one flat, one conflict. Done and dusted. But Mia, Alex

In just over three minutes, Helpline, directed by John Alen, delivers a tense and emotionally layered exchange between two strangers,

Jack Sambrook’s Little Brother is a tightly constructed and emotionally resonant short film that explores brotherhood, responsibility and the pull

Voice Again, directed by Paul Woodward, is a deeply moving documentary short that gives a platform to fathers grieving the

A troubled screenwriter spirals into paranoia when faced with selling his script and possibly his soul in Chris Esper’s surreal

With a revving engine, a tractor that briefly takes flight, and a dancefloor full of teenage yearning, Gold Hearts of

A jar of moss balls, a rock with googly eyes, and a digital clock sit on a table and quietly

Thomas Elliott Griffiths returns with Time To Go, a darkly humorous and visually slick short about workplace power dynamics, revenge,