We came, we saw, we curated. Check out our favorite shorts from 2023's Sundance Film Festival.

Based on a 911 call that made national news in 2013, this week’s Staff Pick Premiere is “Dekalb Elementary,” a gripping Oscar-nominated short.

In this week's Staff Pick Premiere, "West by God," Vimeo Best of the Year recipient Scott Lazer details an intimate power struggle, aka a first date.

A deeply personal exploration of memory, guilt, the toxicity of capitalism and the attempt to preserve the fleeting.

Three refugees run the race of their lives from Calais to Dover through the Euro Tunnel in Arash Ashtiani's "The Tunnel."

Adrien Merigeau's Oscar-nominated short "Genius Loci" takes viewers on a bonafide fever dream.

Joe Cappa's "Ghost dogs" is a Staff Pick Premiere! These ghosts are part dog, part human, but fully dead. You've never seen anything like this.

In this week’s Staff Pick Premiere, forgotten folk singer Lena Black discovers her fifty-year-old song “Charlotte” has been remade into a hit pop song.

"The Kites" is a poignant story from the POV of a kid, situated on the war-torn border between Iran and Iraq.

A father and daughter travel along a chaotic path, where their inability to find each other will unveil a complicated relationship.

Anthropomorphic wolf gigolos, BDSM, and sleazy films are on hilarious display in Chintis Lundgren's "Toomas Beneath the Valley of the Wild Wolves."

This hybrid-doc brings to life a never-before-heard interview recounting the harrowing torture and brainwashing at a secretive leadership seminar in 1970.

If you love something, resist eating it: “O Black Hole!” is an epically original lesson in accepting the ephemeral.

Even in the year of 2022, “2002” stands out as an instant Staff Pick comedy classic.