Directed by Russian Ekaterina Ulyanova, Tatt is the animated tale of the mysterious disappearance of a forester's pants.

From Iranian director Amir Hossein Javaheri, The Cockroach follows a groom as he goes to the hairdresser to pick up his bride-to-be, only to discover that she has...transformed.

Spooky music video by Los Angeles based director Patrick Hartley, featuring witches, lesbians, and baseball, what more could we ask for?

In this short, directed by UK based Robbie Gibbon, the disturbance of a noisy neighbor leads to the discovery of a haunted boombox and a terrifyingly possessed dancer.

By Taiwanese director Yong-Ho Sung, Mother is a collage animation about familial relationships and the damage of a car based society.

In this no-dialogue short, Mexican director Charly González tells the story of Doctor Carolina as she attempts to make a cure for her boyfriend.

Polish director Wawrzyniec Turowski asks the question, "Have you ever wondered what you saw before you came into the world?" Video 96 is a recovered video of soul travel.

By Iraqi director Kareem Ghafour Fattah, in Ambulance122, the authorities plan to bury the corpse of a woman who died of COVID-19 without the presence of her family, but her son has other plans.

A graduate student interviews a young volunteer caregiver for his class project, but something isn't quite right. This short film, directed by New York based Rafael De Leon, is his second Ill Angels Only film screening, and we are delighted to have him back!

Submitted by Franc Planas, Nana is an experimental Spanish film. A lullaby to larva, it is an interpretation of the trauma of confinement.

From Argentine director duo Manuel Ramos and Melanie Giser, Shortcut is the story of a group of friends who accidentally relive the horror from years ago that occurred in a now abandoned building. Portals, blood, and time travel, oh my!

Directed by 18 year old French Yan Berthemy, Morto Rossa shows the competitive casting process for a dance troupe, and what happens to the lucky chosen dancer.

LVRS, directed by New York based Emily Bennett, is a magical-realism film that explores the paradoxes a woman stuck in an abusive relationship faces.

Spirit, by Chilean director Martin Pizarro Veglia, is a film from the perspective of a ghost who returns to her old home to observe her former partner. What is he doing in her absence?