TV Schedule for Shorts HD
Friday, May 29th TV listings for Shorts HD
Great shorts to start your day, including Abraham Benrubi in music drama 'String Theory' about three singer-songwriters in LA; serious yet uplifting story 'Homeless' about a couple and their dog; and musical rom-com 'How Can I Forget'.
Great shorts to start your day, with action comedy 'Wedlock'; warm-hearted story 'Waiting Room' with Julian Glover; strong emotions are awakened in love drama 'Marilyn Lights'; and Sherlock Holmes-related period story 'The Final Problem'.
Creative animations, with sea siren comedy 'Kim'; Oscar-nominated frontier story 'Wild Life'; BAFTA-nominee 'Middle Watch' about a sailor's WWII experiences; a pirate enters the kingdom of the dead in 'Drop Of Gold'; and 'Soup Of The Day'.
Insightful wildlife docs, with Tinka Plese on a mission to help save and rehabilitate sloths - and Alex Ospina working to protect endangered black-and-chestnut eagles.
Stories about family, including "And Then, The Silence" where a farmer and his two sons lead a challenging life; 10-year-old Elsa tries to make up for her negligent mom in "Before The Bomb"; a lost phone and brother in "Gullu."
Laughter Month is a brilliant excuse to laugh more and smile bigger in May! This hour includes awkward funeral comedy 'A Real Adventure'; zombie apocalypse rom-com 'Raw Chemistry'; and a weekly family ritual boils over in 'Sunday Roast'.
ShortsTV selects films set in bars, including "Shutter the Doors" with a deep conversation; Oscar-nominated and Elvis-related tearjerker "On My Mind"; a bartender is faced with a big decision in "The Ring"; and the disturbing "Pasaia."
Stories about family, including "And Then, The Silence" where a farmer and his two sons lead a challenging life; 10-year-old Elsa tries to make up for her negligent mom in "Before The Bomb"; a lost phone and brother in "Gullu."
Laughter Month is a brilliant excuse to laugh more and smile bigger in May! This hour includes awkward funeral comedy 'A Real Adventure'; zombie apocalypse rom-com 'Raw Chemistry'; and a weekly family ritual boils over in 'Sunday Roast'.
ShortsTV selects films set in bars, including "Shutter the Doors" with a deep conversation; Oscar-nominated and Elvis-related tearjerker "On My Mind"; a bartender is faced with a big decision in "The Ring"; and the disturbing "Pasaia."
Shorts about family, including "Blank Space," about a young grieving dancer; a father is unable to face the truth in "Leylak"; adult siblings meet up but not everyone is enjoying life in "Brothers."
Laughter Month is a brilliant excuse to laugh more and smile bigger in May! This hour includes political satire 'The Contract'; a couple tries to communicate in 'Things He Never Said'; and an AI assistant seeks revenge in 'Okay Google'.
To celebrate the 25th Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival (May 27-31), we showcase shorts screened at previous editions of the Oscar-qualifying festival. Includes 'The Virgin, The Old Lady, The Journey', 'Cousins', and 'Huella'.
Quirky comedy "A Matter of Choice"; an unexpected experience in "Meeting Mr Samuel"; Stephen Graham and Lena Headey in "The Devil's Wedding."
Laughter Month is a brilliant excuse to laugh more and smile bigger in May! This hour includes political satire 'The Contract'; a couple tries to communicate in 'Things He Never Said'; and an AI assistant seeks revenge in 'Okay Google'.
Midnight Horror Occult Powers
Horror involving occult powers, including a drifter seeking work on a guarded woman's farm in 'Skin & Bone'; a marshal is missing in western-themed story 'Bleeding, Kansas'; and sleazy filmmaking with shocking results during a 'Blue Moon'.
Intimate encounters, lustful storylines and sensual moments: A nerd gets invited to 'An Orgy In Joshua Tree'; a bored housewife finds some action in the racy 'Comin' In Hot'; and adult reflections in 'What You And I Share With The Salmon'.
Laughter Month is a brilliant excuse to laugh more and smile bigger in May! This hour includes political satire 'The Contract'; a couple tries to communicate in 'Things He Never Said'; and an AI assistant seeks revenge in 'Okay Google'.
Midnight Horror Occult Powers
Horror involving occult powers, including a drifter seeking work on a guarded woman's farm in 'Skin & Bone'; a marshal is missing in western-themed story 'Bleeding, Kansas'; and sleazy filmmaking with shocking results during a 'Blue Moon'.
Intimate encounters, lustful storylines and sensual moments: A nerd gets invited to 'An Orgy In Joshua Tree'; a bored housewife finds some action in the racy 'Comin' In Hot'; and adult reflections in 'What You And I Share With The Salmon'.
To celebrate the 25th Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival (May 27-31), we showcase shorts screened at previous editions of the Oscar-qualifying festival. Includes 'The Virgin, The Old Lady, The Journey', 'Cousins', and 'Huella'.
Great shorts to start your day, with 'Auntie Issues' where a student has a crush on her teacher; Takumi returns to his family in Japan in drama 'Return To Toyama'; and two strangers meet inadvertently on a train in rom-com 'First Date'.
Great shorts to start your day, including police officers bonding in comedy 'Standby'; a novelist gets frustrated in 'Weather Or Not'; a cafe-owner is fascinated by a mysterious customer in 'Postcard From Tahiti'; and love drama 'Motel'.
Dog adventure "Higglety Pigglety Pop!" voiced by Meryl Streep, Spike Jonze and Forest Whitaker; Oscar-nominated therapy session "Animal Behaviour"; mountain comedy "At the Ends of the Earth."