HollyShorts Film Festival
Page 7 of 17Reviews and exclusive coverage from the Oscar-qualifying HollyShorts Film Festival. Dive into filmmaker interviews, red carpet highlights, and behind-the-scenes stories that celebrate short-form cinema at its best.
"It's All Fine" Turns Parental Panic Into Dark Comedy
"The Kalgan Horse" Reframes Boyhood Through an Animal's Gaze
"Don't Worry, No One's Listening" Trades Interviews for Honest Conversation
"FarEye" Finds Healing in the Spaces Between Hardship and Paradise
"With Time" Holds Three Generations of Women in a Single Frame
"King of the Iron Will" Turns Conquest Into a Battle Fought Within
"Sync" Turns a Father-Son Silence Into Something Tender and Absurd
"Playground Director" Turns a Park Into a Cinematic Sandbox
"8:38" Turns Memory Loss into a Race Against the Clock
"A Man Who Takes Pictures of Flowers" Honors a Life Spent Chasing Wildflowers
"Katya" Holds the Ache of Home Across Two Countries
"The Witches of Pool Bottom" Drowns Body-Image Fears in the Deep End