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#35 Lost
A story about family, identity and the challenges of daily life.
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#49 A Night Alone
Our protagonist cat-sits for her best friend, Emma. But after an eventless evening, she’s woken in the night by the cat who brings a challenging…
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#44 A 21st Century Odyssey
A young artist, Sam, faces the question: should he pursue his personal truth or acquiesce to an oppressive Dad’s will?
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#29 Pine Trees
We are transported to the northern mountain towns of Japan as a painting reminds our protagonist of a scene from his childhood.
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#26 Germaphobe
A germaphobe with a cleaning obsession is forced outside to help a girl who's fallen off her bike, and the experience changes him, possibly forever.
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#55 Encounters With An Old Man
A young man named John, a conscientious hard worker in a recently acquired job, has a strange encounter with an old man who bears a cryptic, profound…
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#51 Mother Nature Cradling Its Children
Rynkatbor and Kordorshisha, a Khasi couple who live in Udem, Meghalaya in India, take their boat out on the water to catch fish.
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#38 The Flower: Part 1
Marie-Anne is bedbound with illness, but when a mysterious flower turns up on her doorstep, her life changes almost immediately.
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#57 A Tale of Seasonal Redemption
Simon, an aspiring actor playing Santa at a Christmas market in 1974, thinks he’s reaching rock bottom when a miracle unfolds.
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#52 Experiences Near Death
Meet Liam, a former oncology trainee who spends time with his therapist, recalling the reasons he entered the speciality in the first place and the…
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#48 The Portrait That Eluded Death
A portrait, gifted by a famous artist, survives a tragedy and haunts our protagonist for years afterwards.
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#53 Fragments of life
It's been a long time since Michael and Clara were together. Despite that, they still think of one another every now and again.
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