At first glance, the film presents a regular evening when three students complete an assignment the old-school way - in a library surrounded by books. However, while their research might be underway away from screens, something forces them to pay attention to their phones. 

The three soon begin to receive horrifying videos that completely alter the course of this mundane night. As violence makes its presence felt, it becomes clear that a terrible entity has the library, and the fate of those inside it, in its grip. The narrative does a zealous job of employing a fixed physical space to invoke horror, alongside the devotion of its cast and makeup department to portray it all for the viewer. 

The moment thus presented is suspended in time within the brevity of the end result which wastes no beats, and in the process, keeps the storytelling and the subsequent narrative, controlled, engaging, and tight all along.

Sent | Short Film Nominee

Eddie and Jeremy are determined to throw the best party for their classmates in a bid to win some popularity with them. During a moment of excitement, Eddie declares a party attraction, a famous YouTuber, Lady Crimson’s attendance, at their get-together. However, it is already too late by the time the proportion of the folly hits him. 

What follows next is the scramble to somehow get the internet sensation to show up at the party. The end result of the narrative is amusing, involving, and marked by a very endearing, and dedicated cast. 

The performances and the chemistry remain one of the most marked strengths of the film, as does the progression of events that are weaved together in a manner to triumph over constraints posed by controlled means in terms of production. The viewer is left with an innocent, humorous ride at the end of it all.

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