Filmmaker Renee Osubu weaves a powerful narrative of three fathers' mission to better their communities in "Dear Philadelphia."

Brace yourself for 20 minutes of headless humor from Oscar-nominated trio Job, Joris & Marieke.

Filmmaker Sally Tran presents a mixed media illustrated short film telling the history of anti-Asian racism and violence in the United States.

Paul Bush takes us on the most imaginative ride in this week's Staff Pick Premiere.

To chronicle her life immediately following her mother’s death, Signe Barvild Stæhr interviews the nannies who stepped in to take care of a grieving family.

“Pile” by Toberg is a digitally animated film employing an infinite upward scroll technique to reveal a sitemap of the human condition.

"What I saw in real life was more horrifying than my horror movie idea," says filmmaker Quinn Else.

Three professional mountain bikers meditate on the act of falling in sport and in life.

Filmmakers Mark Bone and Kwesi Thomas share a frank and intimate look at what it means to be Black in America in "Battleground."

A couple’s night out turns into a frank conversation about the state of their relationship in "Sinking Ship."

For Ian Golovin, the death of his father is the chance at a new life outside his native country. As he prepares to leave and bid farewell to his sister, he is forced to face his decision.

Melissa has long dreamed of climbing the highest peaks in Colorado, cerebral palsy be damned. This is the story of how a real-life Rocky accomplished her goal.

Watching shorts online is our bread and butter. Here are our favorite films from this year’s first completely virtual festival lineup.

From Zendesk and director Sindha Agha comes the heartwarming story of a teenage karate instructor and his class of hard-hitting senior citizens.