This short film introduces us to KC, a tomboy with cp, who escaped well-meant but oppressive over protectiveness to find fun freedom in their queer identity, until Covid threw them back into isolation.

it has been 20 years since an alien virus wiped out all of humanity. He was leaving Paul a young man the last man on earth, Its up to Paul to survive in this unknown world and find any survivors. When Paul finds an old radio broadcast from Professor Winstead, Paul starts questioning everything he thought he knew.

During the lockdown, we were all alone in our houses, or were we...?

Hurt by the world, a man locks himself away in attempt to hide from it.

A man is confined in a small room for multiple days to see what isolation does to the human mind.

"I feel that some of the silent pieces might be seen as visual music. Perhaps a bit pretentious to say that, but such pieces as ISOLATION are something of the sort. This is a film that every time I see it I want to re-edit it, just for fun. Its like a jazz improv, and could be different during the next set – the rhythms, the pauses, perhaps with longer passages and variations in visual tonality, theme and variation, recapitulations – all sorts of musical terms might be applied. There is no real narrative development here. The film suggests that a boy in a rowboat sees glimpses of the world around him. The boy whose image you see is our son, Darmon, and long ago I was a similar boy as well." –Abbott Meader

The film tells the story of a young person trapped both mentally and physically, without any dialogue.

A homeless man finds refuge in a backyard shed during an apocalypse, where everyone must stay indoors. However isolated in a shed starts to mess with his sanity, or perhaps he was insane before he went in.

Dan Chisu made a new film, while in isolation. Some of the most famous Romanian actors performed, by filming themselves with their mobile phones.

Fifteen years after her mother disappeared on the deep-space towing ship Nostromo, Amanda Ripley travels to a remote space station that may hold clues to her mother’s fate.

A series of four short dramas depicting life in lockdown. Each episode will be 15 minutes in duration and will reflect what families are going through after weeks of isolation. The series will be filmed observing the strict rules of lockdown with actors and their families filming the scenes themselves watched remotely by the directors. Each of the directors — Paul Whittington, Paul Andrew Williams, Louise Hooper and David Blair — will be watching footage via their mobile phones and giving advice to the actors and their family members about camera positioning, scene composition and lighting as they record the scenes.

Jovan, a young biologist, gets a well-paying job in a forest, but when he checks the cameras he discovers a man and as time goes by the night calls, strange sounds and isolation plunge him into paranoia.

A man flies to South East Asia to start a new life. However, he soon finds his life being threatened by events beyond his control or understanding, and his grip on reality begins to spiral out of control.

In an airborne pandemic when separation, isolation, and self-sufficiency became the punishing norm, many trans people faced the COVID-19 era differently. G. Chesler’s new documentary feature presents eight portraits of trans, postgender, and genderqueer people sharing their experiences of cultivating, sustaining, and joining communities in this pandemic. These trans community creators center experiences of Asian American people facing violent racism as the pandemic began in late 2019, Black Americans rising in opposition to white supremacist police-state violence in mid 2020, and the exclusion many people who are disabled feel from a society that—despite grave and massive loss—still refuses to habitually protect itself at large.

Gentle and sincere confessions of the participants of the IsoIsolation flash mob, which recreate famous works of art at home for entertainment and fight against a new reality filled with anxiety and death.

On her way home, Zohreh senses that someone 's chasing her. As she attempts to escape, she gets hit by a car and dies. Parviz, Zohre 's husband , releases from jail on bail (provided by the warden) for the first time in six years. He's given 3 days to bury Zohreh and attends her funeral, but has another concern about Zohreh.

Kolya Voronov, a 17-year-old boy with a synthesizer, who gained viral popularity in the mid-2000s with the song "White Dragonfly of Love" and quickly became the center of attention of journalists. He has been invited to interviews and talk shows countless times, and his eccentric songs have been parodied and covered by famous artists. This went on for several years, and then there was silence. Kolya disappeared. A serious mental illness threw him into real isolation, where only he, the cat and the music exist.

Portrait of family members during isolation with limited technical resources (phone recording).