Short Circuit presents this eclectic programme of short experimental documentaries responding to the theme of Self Made.

From the visually poetic to thought provoking hybrid docs these films explore the intricacies of self production from film craft, identity and creativity to challenging self-made careers and otherworldly landscapes.

Tone Glow is excited to present "He Never Dies," a showcase of nine films from Kalil Haddad and Luther Price. Haddad is one of the most expressive and imaginative experimental filmmakers today, drawing on a wide variety of influences—1970s gay porn magazines, vaporwave aesthetics, Italian exploitation films—to explore queer life in raw, radical fashion. His short films blend the archival and personal to rework the visual language of gay desire, uncovering deep material truths about sex, labor, and class.

Light House Cinema in Dublin, Ireland announces a special five-hour masterclass and screening event with experimental filmmaker Rouzbeh Rashidi on Saturday, 27 September 2025, from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Titled "Poetic and Pictorial Essay Filmmaking," the program is divided into two parts: a two-hour intensive masterclass followed by a double-bill screening of Rashidi's latest essay films, Elpis (2023) and Dreaming Is Not Sleeping (2025), with a moderated Q&A and open discussion concluding the event.

Join us for an evening of experimental films, presented in 16mm and digital projection by Dominic Angerame. Films by Dominic Angerame, Dean Snider, Toney Merritt, Donna Cameron, Rebecca Barten, and David Sherman

Filmmakers Toney Merritt, Anthony Buchanan, and Dominic Angerame will be present for commentary and discussion. George Kuchar and Dean Snider are with us in spirit.

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