Sébastien Simon from the Busan International Short Film Festival in Korea shares some recent shorts from their festival. These films manage to highlight familiar themes of generational struggle in otherwise culturally contrasting settings.

Anna Jackson from Loading Docs shares her thoughts on 3 of the shorts featured in their lineup of Kiwi documentaries. Clocking in around 3 minutes each, these high-quality shorts offer glimpses of reality, emotion, and the general eccentricity of life.

In honor of NZ Music Month, special guest Robyn Gallagher shares some of her favourite Kiwi music videos from the 1990s. Strap in for a nostalgic flashback or three with these classic (and often quirky) gems.

Craig Ranapia shares 3 shorts all clocking in at under 5 minutes. From ruminating noir experimental, to a postcard of LGBTI life in 80s NZ, to cubicle Sci-Fi, these films still manage to develop and present thought-provoking themes.

Stephanie Charles from StarNow highlights some great shorts filmed in NZ’s capitol or by Wellingtonians. An 80s comedy centering around family dynamics, a tense tale of a Māori battalion in WWII Europe, and a touching story about leaving home through dioramas all feature in this month’s edition.