Short films

A film about first love, about a desire to bring a smile to the face of your beloved, Skin captivates the attention of its viewers predominately with its beautiful cinematography. 

Monkey Bar Mafia focuses on a "criminal" organization run by 10-year-old kids at the Camarilla College. While the action at first appears to be part of a game, the boys and their "ruthless" leader are really serious about their organization and its major goal.

This seven minute short film is about a young boy obsessed with a car wash, his naïve sister and strongly opinionated father and was one of 16 finalists at Tropfest 2013  in Australia.

Imagine life in an alternative universe – a place where things that are socially acceptable now are considered perverse by close minded people and vice versa.  Love Is All You Need? is a movie with a message – an important one -- and it's delivered in an astonishingly effective manner.

If you like films that feature a heartwarming storyline, charming young actors and are filled with positive vibes, The Magic Ferret is for you.

George is different from the other kids – has no friends and doesn’t really want any. He's happy on his own – an introvert, a weirdo or perhaps just a normal kid who tries to make sense of the world in his own way.

12 Notes Down is a documentary film that focuses on the experiences of a young member of the Royal Chapel Choir as he realizes that his changing voice would require him to stop singing.

A tension filled narrative and a surprising ending are featured in Balkanika LTD -- a story of the encounter between a young Croatian boy and an adult member of the Serbian militia.

Dry Rain is a short film that tells the story of a father who steals his son from his ex-wife and crosses the border into Canada.

My 13 is a delightful short film from France that gives a unique twist to the otherwise familiar first love narrative.

I Killer features an intriguing, yet disturbing, narrative: two young boys trying to join a gang of tough kids - the Killers. The initiation rite includes secrecy, blindfolds, blood oaths and, the ultimate requirement, a sacrifice.

Pentecost is a remarkably refreshing and creative film. With ingredients such as sports, religion, youthful rebellion, and individuality – the Coming-of-Age experiences of its young protagonist are guaranteed  to charm and bring a smile to your face.