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Evelyn Sinclair opens the doors to her unconventional homeless sanctuary, a backyard refuge where those in need find food, shelter, and community. From daily Pilates sessions to fun activities hosted in the backyard, Evelyn shares how she's built a space for stability, dignity, and second chances. But when trust begins to fracture and strange new threats emerge, her sanctuary takes a dark turn, forcing Evelyn to question whether kindness alone can keep chaos at bay. *This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

Inspired by Ninja Theory's Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice, we proudly present "The Lost Ones". In anticipation of the release of Senua's Saga: Hellblade II, we wanted to explore and speculate on the journey of Senua between the events of the first and second games. From leaving Hel, to where we might find Senua in the opening moments of Senua's Saga. Our crew had been fans of Hellblade since its release in 2017, and after expressing our excitement for the upcoming sequel, we decided to create a short film together as a love letter to the series. Starring: Allison Dayne as Senua Michelle Pokopac as the Morrigan Blair Phillips as the Fomorian and Katie Nixon as Galena. With Furies: Megan Ciafre Marley Tressler Kristen Nielsen Katie Nixon Directed by Braden McClain So to Ninja Theory and the entire crew of the Hellblade series, we say, "Thank You." Thank you for making such a powerful project that resonated so deeply with your community. Thank you for your masterful treatment and care regarding Mental Health. Thank you for allowing the voices to be heard. You are doing incredible work, and we cannot wait to see where Senua's story leads next. DISCLAIMER: This fan film is not affiliated with Ninja Theory or the "Hellblade" series. If you enjoyed the short, please support Ninja Theory and Heilung for creating the incredible art that inspired us to create this piece. "Svanrand", Original Song by Heilung from the 2019 "Futha" Album. Covered for "The Lost Ones: A Hellblade Fan Film" by Tyler McClain. Special thanks to Heilung and Season of Mist for allowing us to cover their song for this project. And be sure to support Ninja Theory with the enhanced release of "Senua's Saga: Hellblade II"!*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

EPISODE 1 Amel, a cafe costumer, suprised by help sign sent by a waitress named Feby who delivered her order. Curious and willing to help, Amel initiated to report the sign to the cafe manager. Unpredicted, the manager was the reason Feby asking for help. Back to Amel, Manager create a new frame to drag Amel more far into his vicious plan. EPISODE 2 When Amel back to her car, she suprised by a briefcase which suddenly appears in her car. She remember that briefcase is the stolen briefcase the manager talked about. The manager came up and accused Amel the one who stole the briefcase. Amel defending herself but the manager insist to report her to the police, which is it what he wanted. The manager locked Amel in his room, avoiding Amel escapades. In the urge of distress, Feby came and help Amel escape. But Feby gave Amel suprised confession that she is the one who put briefcase to Amel's car. *This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

This short film was born from a simple idea: to create a story larger than its means. Though written by a human, the film was brought to life entirely through the use of artificial intelligence, from imagery to narration. By harnessing AI tools, the project transcended the traditional limits of budget and location, proving that meaningful storytelling is no longer confined by circumstance. This experiment is not about replacing the human voice, but amplifying it. PURPOSE invites viewers into a visual parable set against the unforgiving desert, a landscape that serves as a metaphor for the hardest seasons of life. Through subtext and intimate narration, the film explores the weight we carry, the unseen voices that depend on our journey, and the hope that persists even when answers remain beyond the horizon. This short film transforms the desertscape into a mirror of our existence, offering not resolution but reflection, a reminder that beyond hardship lies not triumph, but purpose.*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest