Seán Doran, a citizen scientist image processor, captured high resolution images of the sun over a week, and the result is a spectacular short film entitled "Sun Dance."
A creative (and slightly NSFW) collaboration between KesselsKramer, screenwriter Efthimis Filippou, and 62 artists led to this short film called "A Window To The World."
They're slowing down and greying around the muzzle, but there is a certain joy in taking care of an aging dog.
In March 2015, 19-year-old Ed Pratt had a dream: to ride around the world on a unicycle.
Philipp Klein Herrero was supposed to go freeriding with is family before the COVID-19 pandemic struck. Fortunately for the internet, he found a way to ski in the space of his room.
Roman Hill films a single shot take on the 8mm2 (0.3 square inch) surface of a chemical reaction and the result is spectacular.
We've seen videos that captured the murmuration of birds before, but never something as beautiful like this.
We've all been this amorphic pink horse in this relatable short by AJ Jefferies.
Gabriel Villanueva's surreal comedy about a dancing pandemic.
When you're cooped in a house for too long, this is the kind of internet gems you start to produce.
Just some great, beautiful shorts about the outdoors.
Amidst all the streaming wars, there still exists one last video store in the world — 20th Century Flicks, the oldest VHS and DVD rental store in the world.
Artist Dina Amin makes visible the invisible components of discarded products such as a blowdryer, a stereo cassette recorder and a cellphone.
17 years ago, the final conversation this couple ever had was accidentally recorded.
Danny Takacs wrote and directed this spooky thriller about a woman's sinister discovery.
Students Sandralee Zinzen and Nicolas Nivesse produced this short film about a young girl who freaks out at the way her body looks.
The Safdie Brothers reunite with Adam Sandler in this short film about a Times Square street performer.
The short "The Trophy Hunter," released in 2013, was meant to shed light on the role illegal wildlife trade has played in the global extinction crisis.
This short film shows how James Cook creates works of art with his trusty typewriter.
Star Wars superfan Sekani Solomon created an extraordinary animation of a day in the life of a stormtrooper.
Winter, a freelance software programmer, has visited 15,000 Starbucks in 55 different countries over the last 22 years and he's as passionate as ever.
This short film answers the perennial question, "What if you just want one piece of popcorn?"
The three-headed baby is going to haunt us in our dreams.
Forget about "Rise of Skywalker." This is the good Star Wars movie this year.
Prek Gjoni makes an extraordinary trek with his goats through some of the most pristine mountains in Europe.
A short documentary about a Ninja Turtle-obsessed guy from Cape May, New Jersey, who has a small museum dedicated to Raphael, Michelangelo, Donatello and Leonardo.
Colin Levy worked on several Pixar films, but decided to quit to work full-time on his "Skywatch" concept. It's pretty darn cool.
A MAGA civil war breaks out at a Denny's in this intriguing documentary.
Alison James's "Judas Collar" is an exquisitely shot exploration about the hunt for wild camels in Australia.
The barrier between 2D and 3D and between real and painted in "The Bigger Picture" is almost impossible to discern.
Orchestrating a social gathering is tough. All sorts of dynamics are at play, different sections intermingle, tempo changes and some people just do their thing solo. That's why a good party host not only brings the tunes, but also acts like a good conductor.
Think your boss is an equal opportunity feminist just because she said she is? Oh, honey…
This is very clearly a parody. But to be quite honest we think this is a pretty good idea for self conscious teens and tweens who need a safe space to learn to swap spit.
This CollegeHumor short is successful on three counts: it's funny, it's unsettling and it, uh, prominently advertises for a well-known condom brand.
There's a new fake holiday involved for fans of the dinosaur movies. And this one? It's worldwide, baby!
"Jacob and the Giraffe" makes no sense. And yet, it also makes perfect sense. Come for the weirdness, stay for the incredible animation, twist ending and general visual storytelling excellence from Cool 3D World.
George Barratt-Jones, a designer and innovator, drums up a quick upgrade to the local bus stop in his short film, "First Class Bus Stop."
Married couple Hava and Paul struggle to find a group home that will accept both of them together.
This brilliantly shot and edited short from writer/director Stephen Ohl honestly chronicles what it's like to have a rough night followed by a much rougher morning.
This is the epic battle and conclusion of "Astartes." Technically it's a four-part series, but we think the action stands incredibly well on its own.
In honor of Fathers' Day, put on the only greatest hits album full of corny jokes and *and* creaky body noises.
This comedy short from Comedy Central's One Take Movies squad will either make you want to rewatch "Ocean's 11" or go see your local improv troupe.
After undergoing surgery for a hernia, Tatenda Ngwaru's doctor reported that the patient, who was being raised as a boy, had an ovary. Co-directed by Robert Tokanel and Yuhong Pang, "She's Not a Boy" is a home run of a short doc.
This thorough documentary from Transworld Skateboarding gives the fascinating '90s skate icon (and "Tony Hawk Pro Skater" star!) his due.
This short film directed by Chloe White brings you three extremely personal stories from women you don't normally hear from.
This short following alongside free diver Guillaume Néry is one of the most breathtaking things we've seen in a while.
This cool, calm and collected team supports people experiencing sudden hardship and trauma.
A day in the life and death of a grave digger.
The state of affairs is so bleak that in many parts of the country first responders cannot communicate among themselves or must rely on radio communications.
Welcome to heaven, Jack! Well, er, *sort of* welcome. You can't come in yet. In fact, you have to go somewhere else first…
You will feel like a bat out of hell after watching this — a slightly nauseous, nature-loving bat out of hell.
Coober Pedy, Australia is so remote and reaches such extreme temperatures that the majority of the population live and work underground.
