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Four exaggerated caricature performers in bright pixel glasses share a four-way grid in Mini'maxxing Midjourney by Rory Flynn

Mini'maxxing Midjourney gives a render-speed test the personality of a tiny pop video

Rory Flynn says H3 Max generated five seconds of video in under three, then he made the benchmark far more entertaining than it needed to be.

Close-up of a grey British Shorthair cat's amber eyes behind the blue Japanese title card Doukyonin, from Doukyonin by Billy Boman

Doukyonin shows how personal the future of cinema can be

Billy Boman turns a childhood memory into a small, beautifully directed film that happens to have no camera.

A chain of people falling into each other on a wet night street in The Human Domino by Vishal Balsara

The Human Domino turns a row of strangers into one beautifully controlled collapse

Vishal Balsara takes a physical joke we understand in a second, gives it a wet city street, and lets one fall travel much farther than it should.

The Last Note title card over a broken grand piano lying on a pavement, keys scattered around it, in the short film by Ben Keil

The Last Note turns a falling piano into the most serious mystery in town

Ben Keil takes one impossible accident and builds a wonderfully straight-faced small-town crime story around it.

Play a Song by Matt Slamowitz

JAUNT is not real, and Play a Song still knows how to sell it

Working from a supplied speaker, a logo and one line of insight, Matt Slamowitz turns a contest entry into something that behaves like a finished brand idea.

Chicken rides the unicycle along the beach promenade at golden hour - the gag in one frame — Plant Beast by Nick Tasker

The real performance in Plant Beast is continuity

Across one native 30-second generation, a chicken, promenade and light remain coherent enough for Nick Tasker’s absurd commercial to play as one film.

Lorem Ipsum by GUT Mexico City × Purga Films

Lorem Ipsum is a beautifully produced argument against empty production

By spending three films on dialogue that communicates nothing, GUT Mexico City and Purga Films separate the spectacle of execution from the value of an actual idea.