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Retired Crash Dummy Turned Highest Self I used to wear my pain like armor I thought being ride or die made me strong That sacrificing myself for love meant I was loyal That being chosen meant I had to endure being broken first But the truth is, I was a crash dummy for pain. I was male centered Raised in a dynamic where I believed love had to be earned by pleasing fixing and proving And because of that, I attracted someone who mirrored everything I hadnt healed A narcissist who didnt just hurt me he exposed me He mirrored my abandonment wounds He mirrored the emotional neglect I had normalized He mirrored the gaslighting I grew up with and learned to call love That relationship wasnt a curse It was an initiation It forced me to see myself To stop pretending To stop calling trauma loyalty To face my inner child who never got chosen who never got protected who never got told she was enough just by being And for the first time I chose her That pain led me to my power That heartbreak cracked me open That darkness made me meet my light I stopped chasing love and started becoming it I stopped begging for the bare minimum and started expecting divine alignment And the moment I stopped identifying with struggle my true lover came The one who sees me holds me and respects me not because I earned it but because hes aligned with the healed version of me The version that knows what she deserves The version that no longer mistakes intensity for intimacy The version that no longer crashes for love I am no longer the girl who thought love meant pain I am the woman who met herself and then met her match*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

"What you bury always finds its way home" There are stories told around every campfire. But some... are whispered by the dead. In the woods four teens huddle near a flickering fire, laughing off a local legend. But, the story of Clara, a girl who vanished without a trace... and who, they say, never left is real. A sketchbook. A whisper in the trees. A name spoken too loud. And all the sudden, something answers. As the flame dies down, the story begins. But this isn't a tale told by a campfire. It's Clara's story, and she's telling it. What unfolds is a haunting mystery unraveling across ten eerie, fast-paced vertical episodes. Through fog-drenched woods and claustrophobic hallways, we follow Clara - or who she once was - as her memory fractures and shadows twist into reality. She's desperate to uncover a truth that was buried with her body... and expose the betrayal that left her gasping for breath beneath the soil. The person she tried to save, only ends up causing her own life. Each episode deepens the dread as Clara slips between timelines between life and dead and others begin to feel her presence. The killer's sister draws rooms no one's shown her. Her brother, who we learn is behind it all, receives messages from the number of someone long dead. Polaroids fall from nowhere, capturing moments no one remembers posing for. And in the basement, something waits and memories lie. But this is more than a ghost story. It's about the weight of guilt, the danger of forgetting, and the legacy trauma leaves behind. Because Clara was never just one girl, and what happened to her, could happen again. When the campfire returns, we learn the story isn't over. It never was. *This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

SANTOS The Book of Alina is a modern supernatural drama about inheritance identity and power. It follows a young woman pulled between family faith and the unseen world that has been waiting for her to wake up. When Alina Montes unexpectedly inherits her family's Botanica she steps into a legacy she never asked for and cannot escape. The Botanica is more than a spiritual shop. It breathes. It hums. It remembers. It is a place where prayers and secrets mix where energy shifts the air and where the line between the living and the dead is always thin. Her mother a polished politician and devoted believer sees the Botanica as a danger to her reputation and career. To her faith is something to control not something to live. Alina's cousin sees the Botanica differently. Beautiful ambitious and ruthless she believes it belongs to her. She is willing to turn family into an enemy to get it. Alina finds herself standing between two women who both want to decide who she is. But the Botanica has its own plans. Her closest friends are the only people she can trust. Mateo can see and hear spirits that move through the city voices that echo from the past into the present. Tesen can sense things before they happen reading energy and danger in the space around her like instinct. Together they uncover that the Botanica is not just Alina's inheritance. It is a gate to something ancient powerful and alive. As Alina starts to unlock her connection to this power she learns the truth about her bloodline. She is a Santera part of a tradition her mother worked her entire life to bury. The realization forces Alina to choose between the world she grew up in and the one that calls to her through the walls of the Botanica. Then Michael enters her life. A journalist with a camera a story and his own secrets. He is drawn to Alina but his curiosity runs deeper than attraction. He is looking for something hidden in her world and his obsession might destroy them both. The first fourteen episodes follow Alina's awakening as she begins to see what others cannot. The more she learns about the Botanica the more she realizes her family has been protecting something far greater than money or legacy. Each episode peels back another layer of who she is revealing a woman caught between love and danger tradition and rebellion faith and freedom. SANTOS The Book of Alina is emotional bold and visually charged. It blends the raw honesty of Euphoria the intensity and danger of Queen of the South and the dark wonder of Pans Labyrinth. It is a story about power survival and the cost of remembering who you are. In this world candles burn like warnings saints and spirits walk side by side and the past never stays buried. The Botanica becomes Alina's battlefield and her sanctuary. It is where she faces the truth about her family her own reflection and the power she carries in her blood. But this is just the beginning. The first fourteen episodes tell the story of her awakening. Beyond them lies a fifty episode saga that explores how far Alina will go to protect what is hers how deep the roots of her power run and what happens when a generation that was told to forget finally decides to remember. SANTOS The Book of Alina is a story of legacy and rebirth. A world where magic hides in plain sight where faith can be dangerous and where one woman's awakening can change everything. *This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

He thought money would buy happiness and a new bride.*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

We use it, we abuse it, we embrace it and sometimes we even lose it. As society continues to rebrand itself, everything under the sun must choose. Can you stay connected to your divine path? or will distractions torment your soul.*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

A man repeatedly sits on the same chair, each time more weary than before, until it becomes clear that life itself is wasted in the cycle of repeating the same mistakes.*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

The Fantastic World of Shan Hai Jing: Qingqiu Su Sisi's Path of Revenge and Growth*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

Lua is a dreamy girl who dreams of becoming a singer. But her father rejects her because of her appearance, while her sister Esmeralda pretends to be kind, hiding a silent cruelty. Lua only refuge is her friend, the mysterious mermaid Diana, whom only she can see. When a new nanny arrives, seemingly perfect, Lua life turns into a nightmare of humiliation and pain. Amid fantasies, songs, and tears, only one question remains: what is Lua secret?*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

Lars (Bryant Sands) tries to expose the shallowness of his classmates by interviewing Chrissy (Ellie Gerber), the most popular girl in his high school. But he realizes there is more depth to her than he expected. Chrissy herself is drawn to the moody but intelligent Lars. As the chemistry between them becomes too obvious to ignore, they do what any normal teenager would: they fight it.*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

O filme conta a história de um menino humilde, Felipe, que mora em uma comunidade pobre de São Paulo. Depois de perder o emprego e se jogar na bebida, o pai de Felipe, sob efeito de álcool, agride a esposa e sai de casa. Felipe cresce, se torna lutador de MMA e também enfrenta batalhas com os seus traumas internos. Após 20 anos, o pai busca a reconciliação. Dirigido e escrito por Fausto Salomão e Luciano Risso. O elenco conta com Olivetti Herrera, interpretando o pai do Felipe, Paola Rodrigues, que interpreta a mãe de Felipe, Fausto Salomão, que dá vida ao personagem Felipe e Mateus Salomão, filho de Fausto e que faz o mesmo personagem do pai como criança e Leandro Secassi, que interpreta o mestre de Felipe. O curta também conta com a participação de lutadores profissionais de MMA: Apollo Gomes e Hilario, Espartano e Allécio Terron, profissional de boxe. *This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

Penelope loves chaos, Kate craves control, and together they navigate the wild ride of adult life. From flirting to freedom, betrayals to bad decisions and a few fucks in between, they start to realise that maybe things really are, THAT DEEP. Not That Deep is a sharp, unfiltered series following two best friends as they navigate the mess of modern adulthood. One impulsive decision, overshared text, and unexpected breakthrough at a time. Across hookups, heartbreaks, and healing hangovers, the series dives headfirst into themes of identity, intimacy, and independence, proving that beneath every I'm fine is something much deeper. With biting humour and heartfelt moments, Not That Deep reflects a generation that is learning to feel everything while pretending to feel nothing. *This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest