Laughing Through the Fear, RECONSTRUCTING CHARLIE Turns Survival Into Celebration

Lara Everly’s RECONSTRUCTING CHARLIE arrives at the 2026 Tribeca Festival with the kind of emotional honesty that feels both deeply personal and universally recognisable. Inspired by Everly’s own experience navigating divorce and breast cancer, the short refuses to frame illness solely through tragedy. Instead, it finds something far more human in the chaos, humour, rebellion, vulnerability, and…

Breaking the Silence: HOLY CURSE and the Sacred Rage

Snigdha Kapoor’s HOLY CURSE is a cinematic cry, furious, fragile, and luminous. It’s the kind of short film that grips you by the throat from its first frame and doesn’t let go until long after the credits fade. Here is a filmmaker unafraid to confront the invisible violence of conformity, and in doing so, she delivers a…

3 Feet : A joy-inducing film capturing an adventurous day with Gonzalo, a ten-year-old boy attempting to keep his shoes clean despite his love for football challenging his intentions

3 Feet is a joy-inducing film capturing an adventurous day with Gonzalo, a ten-year-old boy attempting to keep his shoes clean despite his love for football challenging his intentions. An excellent combination of live-action and animation adds to the film’s whimsy and childlike amusement. Director Giselle Geney pulls audiences back in time to once again…

Nefta Football Club: A unique story with an unexpected twist

You might know him from his wonderful short film “Tempus fugit” that was released in 2001 but now writer/director Yves Piat is back with an even more delightful short movie. In his “Nefta Football Club”, he combines humour with darkness, playfulness with dangerous situations and the love-hate relationship between young brothers. The result? A wonderful,…