INDIGO

Theo, shattered by a recent breakup, is consumed by a creeping parasocial obsession that blurs his reality. Isolated and paranoid in his dimly lit house, he compulsively uses his phone to replay and speak to the idealized version of his ex. His self-made digital sanctuary is violently broken when the line between his liminal fantasy and an uncomfortable, real-life presence is shattered by the arrival of her ghost

a surreal, handcrafted short film inspired by HYLICS. In this world, floating creatures pulse with explosive energy, driven by a unifying harmonic scream. The second entry in ducklorde’s COLOUR SERIES, blends his experimental animation with a dithered surrealist style. It’s accompanied by an original track by Tom Hughes, that emulates Chuck Salamone’s work on HYLICS 2. The result is like watching consciousness dissolve through a microwaved sunbeam.

In this introspective exploration of identity and relationships, a young filmmaker reflects on the concept of being "two-faced," revealing that we all wear multiple masks depending on the situation. He identifies three key personas: the anxious individual, the creative force, and the playful spirit, each shaping his view of the world and his interactions with others.

A young videographer, is hired to film an unsettlingly cluttered and abandoned house just as night falls. Left alone with an aloof real-estate agent, the atmosphere quickly turns sinister, as they decend deeper into a red-lit nightmare.

The creator, Seth Ho, takes his audience on a journey to Malaysia to explore and review the unique menu items offered at a local McDonald's. Blending food commentary with a personal travel experience, the documentary highlights the physical effects of globalization, migration and its role in modern culture.

This documentary short explores the complex psychological landscape created by Instagram's "Close Friends Story”. The feature, originally designed for genuine intimacy and selective sharing, has evolved into a battleground of digital performance and anxiety. A tool designed for vulnerability instead forces us to "perform authenticity" for a smaller, designated audience, one that defines our in-groups and perpetuates connection, long after real-life relationships have drifted. Will the endless pursuit of digital intimacy ever teach us enough?

A self-aware "bad film student" attempts a masterclass in cinematic larceny, setting out to copy the style and technique of Martin Scorsese's Raging Bull, a film he hasn't even seen. Aided by an expert friend and severely limited resources, this humorous production journal documents the chaotic, under-budget struggle to translate the original's complex themes of toxic masculinity and deep isolation into a short film. A critical reflection on the impossible ambition of capturing genius under pressure.

A young man, trapped in the loop of emotional trauma, creates a satirical online short film urging viewers to succumb to the urge to text their ex. Set between the aesthetic of optimistic "hopecore" edits and the jarring harshness of reality, his public message quickly collapses into a private psychological crisis.