23K views · 213 reactions | We’re excited to announce the winners of the 2020 PBS Short Film Festival! We’re all winners though because all 25 films are still available for streaming on the PBS Video app or at pbs.org/filmfestival. | PBS | Facebook

A dying father helps his young daughter carry an imaginary mission into space in order to reunite her with her mother; which leads to an unimaginable revelation. Vote now at pbs.org/filmfestival. (From PBS Short Film Festival) | PBS

131K views · 830 reactions | Teenage Latina sisters break their grandmother out of her assisted living facility for one last joyride. Vote now at pbs.org/filmfestival. (From PBS Short Film Festival) | PBS | Facebook

A man decides he needs to get away from his overheated office to a colder climate. Explore this year’s films and vote now at pbs.org/filmfestival. (From PBS Short Film Festival) | PBS

37K views · 128 reactions | Do Not Disturb touches on the dangers and possible outcomes of texting while driving. Vote now at pbs.org/filmfestival. (From PBS Short Film Festival) | PBS | Facebook

143K views · 260 reactions | Two boys in trouble at school face a racist high school administration. Explore this year’s films and vote now at pbs.org/filmfestival. (From PBS Short Film Festival) | PBS | Facebook

11K views · 115 reactions | In "Learning to Breathe," Black men reflect on their younger selves, sharing how their ideas of racism have changed. Watch all 2021 PBS Short Film Festival films on the PBS Video app or at pbs.org/filmfestival. | PBS | Facebook

Linda Domer facilitates Happy Hounds prison dog program at Roxbury Correctional Institution in Maryland. Vote now at pbs.org/filmfestival. (From PBS Short Film Festival) | PBS

35K views · 151 reactions | The PBS Short Film Festival is HERE! The...