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Dreams, candy and impossible studios

Mirror9, three shorts and two music-video edits join; KARMA adds a campaign disclosure and Cracked Chimes reports a festival selection.

Metallic Mirror9: The Hollowing title over a fiery Halloween skylineMirror9: The HollowingWatch nowA distressed woman with a mechanical neck in The Feeling FarmThe Feeling FarmWatch nowA small girl approaches a crooked house beneath a full moonThe KnittingWatch nowA skeletal night visitor leans over a bed in the original Boo Hag artworkBoo HagWatch nowA room reflected inside a close-up of a woman’s eyeI REMEMBER TOMORROWWatch nowVØXELLE hangs upside down amid retro studio equipmentLØSE YOUR MANNERSWatch nowA child eating a lollipop on a waiting-room bench as an adult stands nearbyKARMAWatch nowRed, green and white Cracked Chimes poster with a terrified printer and a looming hooded figureCracked ChimesFestivalAn airborne white car beside Claudia’s portrait and Flying Cars Are Real letteringDOWNFORCE — Tesla Roadster EditWatch now

A feature ensemble and three short stories

Mirror9: The Hollowing adds an 83:44 superhero action-comedy and a new Higginswerx profile. Its named creation and screenplay credits sit alongside the maker’s later, explicitly scoped production-cost account. “Around 3k” is not presented as an audited dollar budget.

Three shorts use small rules to create danger: ownership of dreams in The Feeling Farm, a grandmother’s craft in The Knitting, and a domestic night visitor in Boo Hag. The Knitting’s reference sheets and exact disclosed generation settings are preserved; Boo Hag’s June release is distinguished from its Halloween reshare.

Memory and impossible performance spaces

VØXELLE’s I REMEMBER TOMORROW and LØSE YOUR MANNERS extend the music-video collection through memory imagery and impossible performance spaces. Their published video edits are shorter than the linked songs; Suno V6 is credited for the songs only.

New disclosures on existing works

Existing entries also gain substantive context. KARMA now records Monzoni’s CapCut Video Studio and Halloween campaign disclosure without becoming a duplicate. Cracked Chimes records a maker-reported CSFCCA selection, with no award or screening date inferred. DOWNFORCE adds its maker’s song-platform announcement.

Original releases, descriptions, current players, sampled scenes and credited real artwork informed these additions. They are introductions and production notes, not complete critical reviews.

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