Originality Meets Absurdity in Sean Davis’s Animated Comedy "Almost Ten"
Astoria filmmaker Sean Davis blends humor and originality in "Almost Ten", a bold, genre-bending animated short premiering at FilmQuest 2025.
Astoria filmmaker Sean Davis blends humor and originality in "Almost Ten", a bold, genre-bending animated short premiering at FilmQuest 2025.
Twin filmmakers Lindsay and Lauren Kent blend sci-fi, horror, and comedy in "The Split", a surreal exploration of ego, transformation, and identity.
Jake Lazarow and Greta Guthrie’s surreal 35mm horror short “Housewife” blends vintage terror and feminist themes in a bold, handcrafted vision.
Tom Botchii’s "Syphon" dives into moral chaos and survival, blurring the line between predator and prey in this gripping FilmQuest 2025 thriller.
Sam Shapson’s "The King in Yellow" transforms cosmic horror with haunting visuals, cerebral terror, and Haley Baird’s unforgettable performance.
Kristen Semedo’s debut short "Vermin" subverts horror tropes, exposing male fragility and the haunting toll of patriarchy through gothic realism.
Mike Pappa fuses 2D animation, dark humor, and cosmic horror in Terror in the Valley, premiering at FilmQuest 2025.
A darkly funny found-footage horror, "Strip Mall" exposes corporate greed and absurdity at FilmQuest 2025.
Join The Reel Champions Shorts Fest on November 1 for a night of fun, film, and community as we kick off the festival weekend with a movie-themed costume party celebrating women and non-binary filmmakers.
Join The Reel Champions Shorts Fest on November 2 for a day of panels, screenings, and networking celebrating women and non-binary voices in film.
Theophile Mur’s surreal dark comedy “Butter Knife” blends humor and tragedy in a daring one-angle hospital story at FilmQuest 2025.
A dinner dispute turns into a martial arts showdown in Shane Chung’s "Check Please", a bold comedy on Korean-American identity at FilmQuest 2025.
"Dead End" traps a family in a minivan of guilt and grief—Juan Gil’s haunting horror short premieres at FilmQuest 2025.
Peabody winner Matthew Scheffler’s "The Traveler" brings a bold, emotional twist to ghost stories at FilmQuest 2025.
Wannabe influencers summon a real ghost during a live séance gone wrong in this standout FilmQuest 2025 horror-comedy.
At FilmQuest 2025, Lara Repko’s “Open Wide” fuses horror, humor, and hallucinatory color to explore the messy beauty of female desire, boundaries, and self-liberation.