November 2025 Award Winners
Independent Shorts Awards is proud to announce the award winners for November 2025. This month’s selections were chosen from a
International short film festival and live event series based in Los Angeles
Independent Shorts Awards is proud to announce the award winners for November 2025. This month’s selections were chosen from a
Learn more about the 8 nominees for Best Short of November 2025—contenders for the special jury awards of this season. Winners across all competition categories will be officially announced soon.
Told with gripping realism and emotional precision, “Hide” captures the turmoil of a young carer forced to protect her family. Directed by Ian Curtis, this powerful drama stands as a striking portrayal of resilience.
From domestic reckoning to cross-cultural resilience, Independent Shorts Awards honors two films for their emotional depth and human insight.
From psychological sci-fi to poetic realism, the October 2025 Short Script Competition honors five writers redefining imagination through the cinematic lens.
Independent Shorts Awards is proud to announce the award winners for October 2025. This month’s selections were chosen from a
Learn more about the 8 nominees for Best Short of October 2025—contenders for the special jury awards of this season. Winners across all competition categories will be officially announced soon.
Two hapless henchmen stumble upon a box of cash in the French countryside, setting off a night of reckless chaos in “Spare!,” the wildly inventive crime-comedy crowned Best Short of September.
Independent Shorts Awards is proud to announce the award winners for September 2025. This month’s selections were chosen from a
Learn more about the 8 nominees for Best Short of September 2025—contenders for the special jury awards of this season. Winners across all competition categories will be officially announced soon.
Sonia Lowe, founder of Solo Films, attended the 7th Annual Independent Shorts Awards to support fellow filmmakers and share why she believes short films are an essential format for creativity, visibility, and new voices in cinema.
Sixteen-year-old actress and Independent Shorts Awards alumna Kayden Tokarski joined the 2025 Spotlight Q&A Panel as co-moderator, reflecting her rising career and ongoing presence in the festival community.
Taichi Kunigami shared a moving reflection at the 7th Annual Independent Shorts Awards, presenting his debut film “Map of Time” — a deeply personal project inspired by loss and previously honored in the festival’s monthly editions.
USC Screen Scoring alumni Anastasia Listopadova and Vikrant Muthusamy attended the 7th Annual Independent Shorts Awards to stay inspired and connected through the stories shared by fellow filmmakers.