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WINNERS

Best of Fest

Walud by Daood Alabdulaa

 

Best International

People & Things by Damian Kosowski

 

Best Drama

A King's Curtain by Grant M Johnson

 

Best Comedy

The Lot by Raffaele Vesco

 

Best Animation

Como si la tierra se las hubiera tragado by Natalia León

 

Best Experimental

Memoir by Aiden Keltner

 

Best Documentary

Classroom 4 by Eden Wurmfeld

 

Best Sci-Fi

Dream Machine by Dan Egan

 

Best Horror

Mermaid by Ginger Gonzaga

 

Best Music Video 

Dominant. by Nik Kleverov

 

Best Web Series

Samson's Hammer by Vahan Bedelian

 

Best Vertical

Undercover Prison King by ReelShort

 

Best A.I.

Torment by Sijia Zheng

 

Best High School Film

Why Can't We Just Be Ghosts? by Patrick Jang

 

Best Actor 

Caley Versfelt in Believe

Screenplay Competition

The Dreamcatcher by Noah Radant

 

Immaculate Heart Community Filmmaker Award

Walud by Daood Alabdulaa

Como si la tierra se las hubiera tragado by Natalia León

Classroom 4 by Eden Wurmfeld

The Window on Death Row by Linda Freund

Seeds from Kivu by Néstor López, Carlos Valle

A City That Cares by Aaron Hosé

On Healing Land, Birds Perch by Julian Cautherley

Exodus by Bob Miller

Fenice by Sterling Hampton

Contest
Opportunity for Creators and Filmmakers: Enter the Reel Vertical Impact Creator Contest

LA Shorts is excited to spotlight the Reel Vertical Impact Creator Contest from ReelShort — a unique opportunity for short-form creators to submit original vertical content for a chance to win up to $100,000 in cash prizes and potential collaboration with one of today’s fastest-growing mobile streaming platforms.

Submit your vertical videos (45–90 seconds, shot on phone or camera) in English — either as a standalone episode or a full series (10+ episodes encouraged). Categories include Romance, Suspense, Beyond Genres, and ReelShort Adaptation. Creators must own all rights; exclusivity is not required.

Open worldwide. Contest launched July 18. Learn more and submit at ReelShort.com

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Rebel Hearts will be shown on Saturday, July 19th at 12:30 p.m..  This documentary depicts how The Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, bravely stood up to the patriarchy of the Catholic Church, fighting for equality, their livelihoods, and their own freedom against an all-powerful Cardinal who sought to keep them in their place. Their bold acts of faith, defiance and activism turned the Church upside down, helping to reshape our society in ways that continue to resonate today

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