Melrose Film Festival 2026

Melrose Center
Melrose Film Festival 2026
Online through October 19, 2026

A celebration of the art of visual storytelling in short films, the Melrose Film Festival highlights the work of imaginative filmmakers across the globe. Categories this year include AI Shorts, Animated Films, Documentaries, Micro Short Films and Short Films. For more information please visit Filmfreeway.com/MelroseFilmFestival.

  • The flood
  • No Reservations
  • Dragonfly
  • Ordo ab chaos
  • Hoda's Out Again
  • TX-2000
  • All the Money in the World
  • Means to an End
  • The Melody of What Could Be
  • Neighborhood Security
  • Itération
  • Dreams of Moon Dust -Ay tozu Rüyalar
  • Existence
  • Pests and Fish
  • Georges
  • Turn
  • Kishta, the black cat
  • The Last Transmission
  • Vending Machine
  • T3X-R3
  • A Watched Life
  • Paani
  • Seeds of Change
  • Little Rose - The Choice I Made
  • The Last Rooster: Artist Len Zuks
  • Happy Portrait
  • Athens By Kaleidoscope
  • In my Dream
  • Alienated
  • Ross-WELL
  • Honeymoon

Congratulations to the talented filmmakers whose films are part of the Melrose Film Festival 2026 Official Selection.

Best Animated Short Film: Honeymoon – Dir. Arthur Chays

Best Short Film: Itération – Dir. Nicolas Thonnerieux

Best Micro Short Film: TX-2000 – Dir. Thomas Agathocleous

Best Documentary Short Film: Little Rose – The Choices I made – Dir. Clare Brittain

Best AI Short Film: GEORGES – Dir. Alphonse Marcel

Best Animated Short Film: Bird Drone – Director, Radheya Jang Jegatheva

Best Short Film: The Days of Naoto and Misaki – Director, Masao Konno

Best Micro Short Film: Stopclock– Director, Max Hicks

Best Documentary Short Film: Born to Make – Director, Allen Paschel

Best AI Short Film: Fetch – Director, Tim Schauer

Melrose Film Festival Events

Studies in Horror – Zombies

Why Horror Matters

Registration Required
Friday October 16 4:30pm

Orlando Public Library (Albertson Room - Third Floor)

Event Categories: Education & Learning; History, Culture, Genealogy

Zombies, revenants, ghouls...Discover what the undead have to say about the living as we continue our examination of Why Horror Matters. Ages 18+ Registration Required.

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