Engage in these short films that prompt reflection and investigation into the complexities of human behavior.
This short film is a meditation on violence, justice, and the stories we tell to justify harm. Through quiet imagery and measured words, it examines how force is often renamed as necessity, how fire is mistaken for clarity, and how truth is reduced to ash in the process. Rather than depicting conflict, the film lingers […]
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Justice
Date: May 15–October 30, 2031 Location: Global digital networks, local governance halls, and the quiet spaces where people decide what they’re willing to pay for with their hope Weather: Not a season, but a feeling—the crisp clarity of choice after long uncertainty. It began with a question posted on the open breath-forum by a fisherman
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Life
Date:July 2030 Location: Emil’s Brooklyn apartment • Grandfather Thomas’s porch The call came just as the sun finished sliding behind the city. Emil had been watching the border feed again — the one where a guard knelt to tie a child’s shoe instead of checking a passport. He answered on the first ring. “Hey, Grandpa.”
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Life
Case Study #1: United Kingdom — September 25 2029 The country that once declared itself an island of control learned how quickly an island can become a drift. The Beginning of the Fracture Breath networks in London surged green for eight straight days after The Planetary Accord proposal passed. But Parliament stayed red. Ministers argued
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Life
Date: August 14, 2029 — 09:00 UTC Location: UN General Assembly Hall, New York Atmosphere: The last moment before everything changes They called it Resolution A/ES-16/1: The Planetary Accord but that name would not survive history books. People later called it something simpler: “The Vote Where the World Chose Itself.” The Hall Before the Storm
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Politics
Date: August 9, 2029 — 10:30 p.m. Location: Harlem, New York City Weather: Quiet summer heat, air thick with possibility Amara Okonkwo’s apartment was small. Books, not power, filled the walls. A pot of tea steamed untouched on the coffee table. She sat barefoot by her window, looking out at the East River— the same
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Leadership
Date: April 18, 2028 Location: Former UN Postal Annex, across from the Secretariat Building Status: Opening Ceremony The building had been empty for twelve years. They bought the building on a Tuesday with 19,427,814 separate donations averaging $11.42. The deed was signed by seven minors and one retired school-bus driver acting as trustee. The seller,
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Relationship
The chamber of the Youth UN Forum buzzed with translation headsets and restless murmurs as screens flickered with the faces of young leaders around the world. Emil took a breath, Grandfather’s words echoing in his mind: “Speak beyond walls; share the soil.” He gripped the Circle of Seeds’ ledger, heavy now with months of slips
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Life
Long ago—before steel cities rose and before men thought they ruled the earth—there lived a boy named Idris in a quiet valley nestled between mountains and meadows. One evening, as twilight softened the edges of the world, Idris sat beside his grandfather near the warmth of a flickering lantern. The hush of night settled upon
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Nations
Once upon a time, there was a great kingdom called Lumaria, renowned for its gleaming cities, fertile lands, and harmonious people. Lumaria was built upon principles that its founders had held sacred: truth, justice, and the integrity of their word. These values were woven deeply into the kingdom’s foundation, like a golden thread binding its
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Nations