Comedy Comedy Short Films

Two neighbour aunties from different racial backgrounds clash over minor cultural customs, seeking common ground and mutual acceptance in the process.

Three friends break into an apartment on a quest for justice. Fueled by vengeance and a general lack of plan, their antics quickly spiral into absurdity as they stumble upon unexpected twists, outrageous discoveries, and a newfound camaraderie.

PTSD tells the story of a working individual who tries to fit in with three actor housemates while residing in a 1RK house in Mumbai's Versova village. While Ashutosh drags himself back home from another gruelling night shift, slipping into his routine like clockwork—preparing meals and tidying up their cramped living space. Sagar and Pankaj, his housemates, lounge around without lifting a finger, eager to enjoy the fruits of Ashutosh's labour. Later Dhulia, the fourth roommate and owner of the flat, bursts in from his morning gym session, adding to the chaos. From this point, PTSD unravels the small battles and silent frustrations that brew within the four walls of their tiny house - a place that shelters countless dreamers chasing their big breaks. At its heart, PTSD is about this unlikely group of misfits, struggling to find common ground and learning what it means to live together despite their clashing worlds.

That afternoon was different from the previous days, Yudi and Seno who usually play games were forced to go to pakdhe Toha's stall to buy a side dish because of Yudi's mother's orders. In the afternoon, the two of them did not go home, apparently they were arguing about something.

fforts have been made over the years to make Singapore more inclusive towards people with disabilities, but are Singaporeans truly inclusive? In this episode, we stage a scenario where a visibly blind individual has his wallet and cash out only for another actor to steal it without the blind man realising. How will witnesses to this incident react?

Trish is a marketing executive with high energy and even higher expectations. As she puts Candidates Des, Eddy and Evren through their paces, Trish struggles to make a decision on who could possibily make her the happiest. Who will finally live up to her very high standards?

In this thought-provoking episode, two individuals debate what constitutes abuse, exploring a spectrum from casual banter to emotional harm. The discussion covers various forms of abuse, helping viewers understand how to identify abusive behaviors and protect themselves.

Two individuals debate the adage "Blood is thicker than water" versus "Water is thicker than blood." They discuss how they prioritise family and friends, exploring the complexities of loyalty and support. Viewers gain a deeper understanding of balancing familial bonds and friendships.

Dasuki is a bubbly, active 25 year old stunt coordiantor, who is wading into the scary waters of dating with Christine, Akshita and Bunnie. As they go through planking competitions to a very spirited round of questions, see who Dasuki finally chooses in the end.

Jillian, a no-nonsense 23-year old with a love for deep conversations, tests the waters with three potential suitors: Mirza, Marcus and Dhiren. From bonding through K-POP to sharing their deepest darkest moments, Jillian explores what makes a connection last.

Dhanya is an outgoing writer who's ready to find a spark with someone who matches her vibe. She meets Brendon, a fun-loving cat dad; Lutfil, a smooth singer-songwriter; and Sheroz, a charming nurse. Sparks fly in unexpected directions, but when it's time to pick the last man standing, will Dhanya's choice surprise her...and him?

Jacob, a charming dancer, dives into three rounds of connection with three women: Aila, Zoeii, and Yori. From playful banters to deeper questions, Jacob must decide which spark feels the most genuine. When the tables turn in the final round, will his pick be the one to say yes?