In the early morning, the mayor wakes up and discovers with dread what is missing from him. His ears are gone! Soon enough, the whole town finds itself troubled by a mysterious entity that robs the ears from its inhabitants...

It is an animated film produced by Egyptian children that tells about the Corona virus crisis from their point of view and how it affected their lives.

The film is an insight into the world of a boy who is a daydreamer. He is deaf and mute and has a
special relationship with nature. Boy realizes his admiration towards the unity among ants. He saves some of them from being crushed. The film talks about his relationship with the ants & ends on cumulative note.

The Legacy: One Heart. One Team. One Goal" is an uplifting film documentary created by the CSDR High School video production class and directed by David Figueroa. The film shows the incredible journey of a Deaf football team as they come together to overcome obstacles and pursue the state championship.

A hearing college student attempts to ask out his crush, a deaf classmate. Using his beginner ASL (American Sign Language), he tries to ask her to the movies but instead, he signs a visually similar sequence which translates to “cheese”. Using the universal love of the movies, the two work it out and end up on a date.

Oscar and his deaf younger sister Nia are sent down to a remote coastal town to visit their estranged fisherman father Mark. Over the space of an afternoon, the trio are ripped apart and brought back together again in this film surrounding deafness in a family dynamic.

Klarissa working on the project to develop her artwork to explorer her identity influence into the ink drawing on paper by using traditional Japanese ink work. Through her interview to look back in her early life to discover her interest in art and how she identifies into her identity during the free pride festival in Glasgow. She builds up her artist career after her Fine art’s graduation as her dream to become artist philosophy and recognised Klarissa trademark of her ink brush draw style.

It is an animated film produced by Egyptian children that tells about the Coronavirus crisis from their point of view and how it affected their lives.

A young Deaf woman and her friends teach two unexpected guests a very valuable lesson they won’t forget.

A portrait of Scott Campbell, a Deaf Photographer based in Glasgow, Scotland. In this short documentary film, Scott tells us about his journey in photography and what impact it has had on his life, as well as sharing with us some of his most treasured work.

From the creative minds of Kissfist Deaf, POP is a short film about a wise and traveling door-to-door peddler who sells a miracle to an unwitting hearing person. Is it a blessing or a curse? The film explores an alternate universe where instead of resistance to deafness, there is acceptance and willingness.

Tharcisse was born deaf. After his parents died, he was adopted in a very poor family but after some time an organization that supports youths who live with a disability helped him and taught him how to make shoes. Now his life has changed as he can be able to make shoes, sell and earn some money to support himself and his adoptive mother. It has also boosted his morale.

In this strange drug clinical trial short powerhouse drama film where nothing is what it seems.

It is an animated film produced by Egyptian children that tells about the Corona virus crisis from their point of view and how it affected their lives.

Based on true events, two Deaf friends aspire to become filmmakers in a world of silence.

In The Device That Turned Me Into A Cyborg Was Born The Same Year I Was, Chella Man explores the nuances of life on a continuum between the Deaf and hearing world. The film oscillates between a daydream and a nightmare as Man steps into his autonomy as a Deaf adult. We witness the constraints of machinery and how immobilizing it can be to live and breathe as a cyborg.

Against a backdrop of the harsh Australian bush during a post-apocalyptic future, a young, Deaf girl is led into an ambush by her mentor in this tale of trust and survival.

An isolated Black Deaf woman has constructed a world of order to keep a childhood trauma buried deep in her psyche, then an unexpected turn of events forces her to confront her demons from the past who threaten to destroy everything she has built as she tries to keep control of her life before it’s too late.

"They" is about Deaf people navigating and finding love with the assistance of artificial intelligence. Communication and identities/differences within the Deaf community are shown.

Raina, once the only Deaf and Disabled person in film school, reunites with her ex and former TA, Sebastian. On their date, it becomes clear the ways in which their college romance–and its sudden end–inspired the people they’ve become and the actions they take. Their love was never normal, it was special.

In 'Reverie,' Luke and Cody's love for each other is immense and beyond, but as things unfold, one of them must confront what was, is, and will be.

Justine is French, Karl is Danish. Both deaf, they have had a long
distance romantic relationship for two years and keep the connection using new technologies. “19:24” is a short film that presents a conversation and its history
over the notifications that appear on the screen of a smartphone. One evening, at 19:24, Karl sends a video message to say that he will not be joining Justine for the weekend and that he needs to think things over.

Aubrey brings her girlfriend, Kat, to an intimate family dinner. Upon their arrival, the girls are met with hostility from Aubrey’s aunt. Tensions worsen throughout the evening, eventually causing Aubrey to flee the home, leaving her family to reflect on their actions.

After a breakup with her boyfriend, Emma tries to start a new life. However, she receives a mysterious note in front of her apartment thus creating fear and terror. A dark thriller with terrible consequences.

Inspired by stories of a distant place, best friends Tyrone and Clinton must fight to find a way out of Tarneit, a place surrounded by violence and tradition.