Shorts TV

Horror about family, including 'Watch Over Me' where a mother and her hurt son stop at a church; a girl and her mother stay in a domestic abuse survivors shelter in 'In A House, At Night'; and a dreadful family secret is revealed in 'Burn'.

We celebrate the filmmaker excellence of shorts recognized by major international honors. This show features Oscar nominees 'Silent Nights' and 'Bestia'; Oscar winner 'Six Shooter'; and Palm Springs-nominated 'Dylan's Room'.

Two strangers cross paths on a train in the rom-com "First Date"; amusing family drama "Killing Thyme" with Brian Cox; Francis and her friends want to kiss cool boys in love drama "Boob Sweat.".

"Letter to You"; a town puts on its own soccer tournament in "The World Cup in a Square"; Bella Ramsey stars in historical drama "On the Beaches" set in 1933.

Great shorts to start the day.

Two strangers cross paths on a train in the rom-com "First Date"; amusing family drama "Killing Thyme" with Brian Cox; Francis and her friends want to kiss cool boys in love drama "Boob Sweat.".

"Letter to You"; a town puts on its own soccer tournament in "The World Cup in a Square"; Bella Ramsey stars in historical drama "On the Beaches" set in 1933.

Creative animations, with satire 'Mondo Domino' where a fashion show causes chaos; 'The Bear Facts'; thought-provoking ocean evolution in 'Hybrids'; moving coming-of-age story 'Death Of The Gods'; and fleeting romance in 'Hour Angle'.

A window on the real world.

Stories include "Layla", where a 60-year-old grandmother learns to skateboard; a comic artist tries to reconnect with his dementia suffering dad in "Floppies"; a boy bonds with his grandmother in "The Shine in Your Eyes.".

Comedies related to pets, with "Hedda Needs Help" where Hedda dogsits for her idol; a dog becomes human to woo the woman who saved him in rom-com "When I was a Human"; dating a YouTube star gets complicated in "The Kitty Kat Killer.".

ShortsTV selects films set in bars, including "Shutter the Doors" with a deep conversation; Oscar-nominated and Elvis-related tearjerker "On My Mind"; a bartender is faced with a big decision in "The Ring"; and the disturbing "Pasaia.".

Stories include "Layla", where a 60-year-old grandmother learns to skateboard; a comic artist tries to reconnect with his dementia suffering dad in "Floppies"; a boy bonds with his grandmother in "The Shine in Your Eyes.".

Comedies related to pets, with "Hedda Needs Help" where Hedda dogsits for her idol; a dog becomes human to woo the woman who saved him in rom-com "When I was a Human"; dating a YouTube star gets complicated in "The Kitty Kat Killer.".

ShortsTV selects films set in bars, including "Shutter the Doors" with a deep conversation; Oscar-nominated and Elvis-related tearjerker "On My Mind"; a bartender is faced with a big decision in "The Ring"; and the disturbing "Pasaia.".

Stories about family, including "And Then, The Silence" where a farmer and his two sons lead a challenging life; 10-year-old Elsa tries to make up for her negligent mom in "Before The Bomb"; a lost phone and brother in "Gullu.".

In celebration of Chinese New Year, we present a special show featuring short films exploring Chinese culture and heritage, including 'Never Fade Away' with an introduction from filmmaker Donna Weng Friedman; 'Adam's Song'; and 'Jia'.

Shorts about music and musicians, with 'Sounds Between The Crowns' where a homeless musician gets in trouble with a queen; a guitarist is torn between his band and family in 'Bitter Thing'; and a passionate music lesson in 'The Pianists'.

Powerful shorts by Black filmmakers, illuminating stories of identity, history, and experience. We present 'Ethan Art Venture' about a boy with autism; historical drama 'Underground' about escaping slavery; and true story 'Liquor Bank'.

In celebration of Chinese New Year, we present a special show featuring short films exploring Chinese culture and heritage, including 'Never Fade Away' with an introduction from filmmaker Donna Weng Friedman; 'Adam's Song'; and 'Jia'.

Horror shorts about children include "Sick," in which a boy has an odd bite mark; a bullied girl befriends a dark entity in "Bee-El"; a lonely orphan makes a discovery in "Milk Teeth"; Emma's brother goes missing in "Zombie Elementary.".