By The 98th Oscars shortlist for Best Live Action Short Film is a testament to the global nature of modern filmmaking. From the visceral and gritty to the whimsical and satirical, these films challenge the viewer to engage with complex themes in a condensed timeframe.
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The Housemaid (2025)
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Avatar: Fire and Ash in UK Cinemas This Weekend
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