Gravity screenwriter Jonás Cuarón has finally revealed the identity of Sandra Bullock's distress call companion from the film's final climactic minutes with a short companion film that may take home its very own Oscar.

Good news for people who like good news about Wes Anderson: A brand new short film by the acclaim auteur which, naturally, stars Jason Schwartzman as a race car driver in 1955 Italy, has popped up online today for no real reason.

"A Relationship in 5 Minutes," the latest short film from Restless Short Films, does exactly what it says on the tin.

Kids these days with their whozits and their whatzits and their living their lives entirely online to the point where the overabundance of personal and private information made public becomes an impediment to communication and the forming of real, honest, and long-lasting relationships.

Quintuple threat (actress/comedian/musician/tap dancer/awesome person) Charlene deGuzman stars in I Forgot My Phone — a short film she wrote about life in these modern, soul-sucking, smartphone-saturated times.

Back in 2006, pre-(500) Days of Summer, Joseph Gordon-Levitt was a B-list celebrity at best.

Shortly after 9/11, one of the cars on Pardis Parker's street in Montreal was spray-painted with the words "go home Arab."

"Write down anything funny that comes to your head; don't be lazy."

"Speed Dating" is a short film starring Jeff Ward and Emma Koenig (of Vampire Weekend frontman Ezra Koenig's sister fame) that takes a literal look at the vicious circle of modern-day relationships.

Community's Danny Pudi stars in a 2010 short film by Timothy Kendall that unintentionally imagines what life might be like for Abed if he landed a job as a furniture salesman after graduating from Greendale.

Here's a beautiful stop-motion short film—called Nowhere Near Here—that uses light stencils to make a cute little dog, and then a bunch of awesome long-exposure street photography to create a world for said mongrel to explore. Watch inside.

Check out Be Linen, a documentary about the new fabric of our lives. Dissolve into the pastoral scenes of European flax fields and quaint linen factories, and learn about how this textile is produced and why you should wear it.

Who knew that several of people losing their balance and dropping their video cameras could be so hilariously entertaining! Here's Chris Beckman's Oops, which recently took home the Vimeo Award for Experimental Short, in its full, schadenfreude-filled glory. Watch inside.