The Best Short Films I Have Seen So Far....

Hank meets Henry on the prison basketball court. It's Hank's first day in, Henry's last. Henry challenges Hank to a game of H-E-N-R-Y, a version of the playground basketball game H-O-R-S-E. The wager is for Hank's basketball, the only possession he's got. With each shot comes a new reality. Hank and Henry discover that despite the difference in their circumstance, they are more similar than first perceived. When the game concludes the two are connected in a profound and surprising way. Shot on location inside and outside of the historic Stillwater prison, H-E-N-R-Y provides a unique perspective on confinement, using a lyrical, atmospheric tone.

Chronicles a day in the life of 2 soldiers on Casualty Notification Duty as they bear the grim news of 3 soldiers killed in Iraq to 3 families back home.

Freddy Orta has a problem. His girlfriend thinks it's time they "do it." You know... the "S" thing. The passage into manhood that every guy must face sooner or later. But Freddy's never done it. How will he fair? An homage to all men who have survived and who endure that unforgettable experience.

While arguing with her husband from behind a closed bedroom door, a woman accidentally begins removing sutures from a recent face-lift.

A young filmmaker obtains a mysterious device that unleashes the full force of cinema on his front lawn.

In bathroom etiquette, you just don't talk to people - ever - especially people in the next stall. Some people need peace and quiet to be able to relax and have "nature" take it's course.

A young Rapanui man reflects on his identity, his past, and his future.

The pulse-pounding fable of a bumbling father who tries to heal the hearts of his children by pretending they're a family of super-heroes. Unfortunately, a super villain named the Bombinatrix takes it a little too seriously.