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Deadlight
Updated 25d ago
A 96-second dive film. One crewed submersible drops onto the bow of a liner a century on the bottom, and the only light in the world is the one it brought.
Uchimawari
Updated 25d ago
内回り, "the inner loop" — one night on a closed railway loop at Shibuya, in sixteen shots and ninety-six seconds. It opens at 00:41 in heavy rain with the city as the only light source, and ends at 04:58 at the same station, on the same lens, lit by the sun.
Chaff
Updated 25d ago
Ninety-four seconds inside one man's helmet: a salvage diver swims a derelict orbital grain silo in hard vacuum, hunted by blind acoustic drones, spending twelve rounds of a bolt-driver as his only thruster.
First Light: The Three Fires
Updated 24d ago
One hour of night on a Parthian ridge, and three sacred fires that must all still be burning when the sun clears it. Carry heat from the Eternal Well in a censer that scorches you the fuller it gets, and drive the daevas of the dark back over the rim before they smother an altar.
Pickup Ledger
Updated 16d ago
First Light: Resown
Updated 24d ago
You keep a terraced hillside and a bronze face-plate. Every night a luminous ferment climbs the terraces toward the shrine; at dawn you turn the plate to the sun and burn it off — and burn your own soil with it. Five dawns to survive.
Updraft
Updated 1mo ago
A 96-second cinematic: a cylindrical paper archive 186 m tall burns down in fifteen shots, and the light source, the contents and the scale all invert.
THE NIGHT CATALOGUE
Updated 1mo ago
You are the night guard at the Halloway Collection. Eight exhibits, one book, and until five o'clock to sign them all in. They do not move while you are looking at them — and looking means three things at once: in your view, unobstructed, and lit. First-person horror about darkness and lost time. Tense, never gory.
Pastel Astral Dream
Updated 25d ago
A 97-second film: seven islands of confection hang in a starfield over a sea of poured cream, a warm nebula front crosses them, and what melts lifts instead of running down.
FauxTok
Updated 2mo ago
A cozy fake short-video app — scroll an endless For You feed, like and follow, then post your own clips and chase the algorithm to go viral.
Mother Liquor
Updated 1mo ago
A 99-second cinematic tech demo: an empty analytical chemistry lab at three in the morning, filmed inward from the whole room to three millimetres of meniscus, and then down through the surface of the liquid and never back out.
First Light: Lavic Odyssey
Updated 24d ago
A helmed pilgrim climbs a basalt spire out of a filling caldera to reach the rim before the lava does. The great helm keeps the embers off — and blinds you. Take it off to see the way, and the heat starts killing you.
First Light: Crowfeet
Updated 25d ago
A crow too old to fly climbs a sea cliff on foot through the last hour of the night, eating what glows on the ledges, to reach the roost before the flock leaves at first light. One climb, three minutes.
The Second Sun
Updated 25d ago
A Cretaceous tidal shore 900 km north of Chicxulub, in the 92 seconds where the key light changes source four times and the sea leaves and comes back.
Ashbloom
Updated 1mo ago
A walled garden at the bottom of a volcanic crater, buried in ash and dead. Rain washes it clean, the plants come back, and for one hour before dawn the crater is lit by nothing but the flowers growing in it. Three minutes, twenty-five shots.
The Emperor's Noon
Updated 1mo ago
A marble palace built as a water-driven machine, filmed on the one morning of the year it is started — from a dry basin at dawn to a mirror court at noon.
The Shire — Fellowship
Updated 3mo ago
Furrow
Updated 1mo ago
Three minutes on a bone-white salt pan at high noon, where something the size of a city block arrives underneath a stranded rig, breaches, arcs two hundred metres through the air and goes back in — leaving a different place behind.
Carrington Night
Updated 1mo ago
Three minutes on an arctic plain: a geomagnetic storm reaches an HVDC converter station, arcs the insulator strings, detonates a transformer and takes the grid out to the horizon — until the only light left is the aurora.
Focus Quest
Updated 3mo ago
Retro Arcade
Updated 2mo ago
An arcade cabinet running three complete console emulators written in Luau: Game Boy, NES, and CHIP-8. Pick a console from the carousel, play built-in carts or upload your own ROMs, with per-user saves and sound. Consoles are plug-in emulatorCore assets on a shared retro.host foundation, so new cores drop in and the packages can be installed into any world.
Green Sky
Updated 1mo ago
A supercell crosses a salt-flat glider field: the sky turns the green that comes before hail, the pan floods, lightning lights the cloud from inside, and a double rainbow closes it. Two minutes, eighteen set-ups.
First Light: Luteway
Updated 25d ago
A rockhopper penguin climbs one volcanic cliff at dawn, hopping ledge to ledge ahead of the rising tide. The ochre clay seaming the rock cakes onto its feet: sticky feet grip ice and cling to the wall, but every sticky hop is a short one.
Trebuchet Castle Siege
Updated 2mo ago
Lay a counterweight trebuchet, read the wind, and bring a stone castle down course by course. Five sieges, five kinds of shot, and a garrison that shoots back.