PBS Short Film Festival

PBS Short Film Festival showcases powerful stories from independent filmmakers.

Episodes

  • Si

    Si, a temperamental six-year-old, gets a goldfish after begging for a puppy.
  • Last Light

    On the verge of her mother’s death, Addie returns home to shed light on her dark past.
  • U R a Dial Tone

    A sign language interpreter is emotionally and physically sucked into her clients' lives.
  • The Secession

    A story about two Texas boys, a secession, and egg rolls.
  • Guns on Campus

    Guns on Campus is a short film by Joanne Elgart Jennings.
  • It Is What It Is

    Digging deep into family history, Cyrus finds things might be better off left in the past.
  • Kojo

    A short profile piece that showcases the charismatic and talented drummer Kojo Odu Roney.
  • Amigas with Benefits

    An elderly bride-to-be nearly has her wedding day ruined by an uninvited guest.

About PBS Short Film Festival

Now entering its 10th year, the PBS Short Film Festival is a celebration of independent films and filmmaking. Join us in exploring an incredible selection of 25 captivating films about identity, society, culture, family, race, and humanity in this annual showcase of powerful and unexpected stories.