June 2025 Award Winners
Independent Shorts Awards is proud to announce the award winners for June 2025. This month’s selections were chosen from a
Los Angeles International Short Film Festival
Independent Shorts Awards is proud to announce the award winners for June 2025. This month’s selections were chosen from a
Learn more about the 8 nominees for Best Short of June 2025—contenders for the special jury awards of this season. Winners across all competition categories will be officially announced soon.
Independent Shorts Awards is pleased to announce the finalists (the long list) for the 2025 Annual Awards.
Independent Shorts Awards has awarded There’s Something I Have to Tell You, written and directed by Jamie Savarese (USA), Best Short of
Independent Shorts Awards has selected Mothers, directed by Choukri Rouha (France), as Best Foreign-Language Short of May 2025, one of the monthly
Independent Shorts Awards is proud to announce the award winners for May 2025. This month’s selections were chosen from a
Learn more about the 8 nominees for Best Short of May 2025—contenders for the special jury awards of this season. Winners across all competition categories will be officially announced soon.
A quietly heartbreaking portrait of a young girl with aphasia, “Black Sheep” reflects the quiet burdens of life’s constraints and the bittersweet solace in forgetting what cannot be changed.
A tender coming-of-age story set in the sun-soaked hills of Provence, where two children experience the quiet blossoming of first love during a transformative summer.
Independent Shorts Awards is proud to announce the award winners for April 2025. This month’s selections were chosen from a
Learn more about the 10 nominees for Best Short of April 2025—contenders for the special jury awards of this season. Winners across all competition categories will be officially announced soon.
A thought-provoking short film noted for its artistic vision, storytelling, and standout performance, offering a striking exploration of perfectionism within a dystopian educational system.
A quietly powerful exploration of identity, memory, and emotional reckoning, “What’s Wrong, Emma” is a character-driven short film that captures a moment of personal upheaval with subtlety and depth.
Independent Shorts Awards is proud to announce the award winners for February/March 2025. This month’s selections were chosen from a