Sci-Fi

The crew of a flying saucer investigates an unexplained cosmic phenomenon: a pizza floating in space. A short film in the vein of Star Trek, Star Wars, and Alien, but with a budget the size of a bag of empty cans, a one-person film crew, and DIY puppets.

Set in the future, in an overpopulated world, in order to have a child, one must take another person's life to keep the balance. When Phoebe finds out she is pregnant by government correspondence, the name elected for her to contribute is her husbands. She is given 72 hours to make a decision; if she doesn’t decide, the government will come back for her. Phoebe struggles to decide between being a wife or bringing in a new life, but before she is able to make up her mind her husband sees the paperwork and makes a decision for her.

On this day, three men bearing three wishes come to the rogue planet. They seek the Witch and her powerful magic, in the temple of the Beast.

After discovering his friend from the military has committed suicide, special agent Joe Colder spirals down a path of paranoia and conspiracy, opening wounds from a buried past.

When a woman's only source of food is closed in favor of an upscale restaurant, she has to leave the city to find food in nature.

A struggling artist finds inspiration in a mysterious alien agent whose motives end up being more sinister than she thought.

When an aimless traveler discovers a lighthouse in the middle of the dark, unending desert, they find that they aren't as alone in this purgatory as they thought.

Following peace talks with the Romulans, the crew of the USS Cherokee suspects their Captain has been compromised by a covert technological implant. As skepticism turns to danger, they must decide whether to trust their leader or protect the ship from an unseen threat.

There is a museum where hours weigh more than marble. Here, weariness is exhibited like a timeless masterpiece. Each hall is a showcase where body and mind transform under the pressure of a world that never stops. Clay figures —cracked, rigid, almost human— reveal the sad poetry of endless effort. Every frozen gesture becomes a monument to routine, a silent prayer of labor that both consumes and endures. “The Museum of Weariness” is an AI-generated artwork directed by Jhonattan Sarmiento, combining stop motion, texture, and sound to explore human fragility in times of machines and repetition. The audiovisual piece unfolds in three moments, arranged in halls that invite contemplation of modern exhaustion. 🕯️ Hall I — Levity The permanent burden of everyday absorption. A gallery of frozen gestures, of hands that never rest. The day seems light, yet its weight clings to the bones. The air hums with the invisible echo of accumulated fatigue. 🪞 Hall II — The Now The present distorts under constant light. Identities dissolve among screens, schedules, and repetitions. Time stretches like a tense thread ready to snap. Everything happens now — yet the now belongs to no one. ⚙️ Hall III — The Future of the Future When the human body no longer recognizes itself. When skin takes the shape of metal and gestures turn mechanical. This hall is the final echo of a system that keeps turning even without us: a future that promises nothing but its own continuation.

Professor Star l'Etoile set at her desk, her notes, were packed into spiral leather bound notebooks, stacked one atop of the other. They contained years and years of calculations, which sprung from her notebooks and rose up in a spiral, covering hundreds of desks and antique gold plated wooden boards, that covered the entire room. Prof. Star l'Etoile 23 years old has discovered a planet, which earned her, a statue, three medals, and the position as head of astronomy world wide. She's hobbies include practicing mathematics and not going outside. Now she is on the eve of the discovery of another planet. No one had seen this new planet, although it is so close to the sun it would only be seen at certain places at certain points in time. So, Star l'Etoile, unfortunately left with no choice other than to publish the hypothesis, without certainty of its correctness, and Star does so with a heavy heart. Star l'Etoile ran back into her observatory as quickly as she could. She sprinted up the spiral stairs that spanned through her observatory from top to bottom, until she landed in the office chair. She put her hands firmly on the desk in front of her, and then took a deep breath. She stayed there, in a pause, for a long moment, and then began her calculations. She jotted down forms and formulas, letters and numbers, when she heard a knock on the door. It was him again, wasn't it? Star got so tired of the guest who visited her ever so often. Every time he'd come he'd tell her roughly the same thing, and every time she'd kick him out in the end. And she had no patience for those meetings anymore. Yet, she let him in. "As usual." she muttered, doing her best to focus on the pencil. The Guest thanked her silently in his head, and floated silently into the observatory. Its darkness floated like a sheer cloak behind it. "I've come to collect you." "How do you feel?" -asks guest. He always asks this. "Unfortunately, my guest, I'm on the verge of a discovery." She said, jotting down various calculations in her notebook. It was not surprised in the slightest. He had, in fact, heard that exact same response many times before. "See? the exact time and coordinates of where my new planet will be visible. I'll build my own observatory there and wait, and then I'll most certainly discover the second planet to my name, with a stroke of my pen alone" said Star l'Etoile. "You never find out if the planet exists." -said guest "You died before you able to"

"When the Order betrays him, one Jedi seeks justice—not revenge. Witness the fall."

When a fascist leader discovers a young girl’s supernatural powers, he aims to exploit her as a weapon of the state, only to find she’s too powerful to control. This film explores themes of authoritarianism and resistance through the lens of Science Fiction & Horror.