CALL FOR INDEPENDENT, EXPERIMENTAL WORKS OF ALL GENRES
Pebbles Underground film and video art platform is focused on showcasing experimental, avant-garde, underground, and no-to-low budget independent films and video art projects from all over the world.
The Summer 2026 edition curated by the Pebbles Underground team presents the viewers with six programs of experimental and independent moving image works, featuring 48 films made by filmmakers from various backgrounds, and involving 21 different countries.
Dates:
Sunday, June 14, 2026 (All day) to Monday, June 22, 2026 (All day)
This screening showcases the award-winning short experimental films and video artworks from Pebbles Underground Winter 2025 edition. Despite vastly different geographies and aesthetics, the artists share a commitment to cinema as a means of exploring personal, political and historical spaces.
Dates:
Sunday, February 1, 2026 (All day) to Sunday, February 15, 2026 (All day)
The award winning films of the Summer 2025 edition of Pebbles Underground are streaming continuously on Visualcontainertv Online Videoart Platform from January 15 to 31!
Dates:
Thursday, January 15, 2026 (All day) to Saturday, January 31, 2026 (All day)
Pebbles Underground Film and Video Art is happy to present the selection of films in the Winter 2025 edition! Available to watch on https://pebblesunderground.art/winter-screenings-2025/ for a limited time only, December 14 to 22. Watch the films, and support your favorite artists by voting for their works! Audience poll is available for each program.
Dates:
Sunday, December 14, 2025 (All day) to Monday, December 22, 2025 (All day)
Twelve experimental filmmakers are walking through shifting landscapes of power, resistance, and transformation. The films are balancing on the fragile line between control and liberation, drawn through experimental visual narratives that dissolve linear time and twist perspectives. Across diverse cultures and contexts, the works try to break through the walls of identity, memory.
With spring in full bloom, and sense of wonder in our hearts, we arrived at the fourth program of our current season. What does it mean to be an artist? How do you relate your art to your surrounding, to the problems around you, locally or globally? We don’t have an answer, but perhaps these are the questions driving us to continue making our online programs.
