Paris, France — Great Falls, MT

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Where Borderless Arts has screened

A growing archive of the series, with the newest screenings first.

Rolling film circuit

Selected films move through Borderless Arts over time. A film may screen first in one location, then gradually trickle through future Great Falls, Paris, London, and partner programs as each lineup is assembled.

September 11, 2026 Vernadsky Research Base Antarctica
Screening at Vernadsky Research Base

These films were shown on September 11, 2026 at the Vernadsky Research Base in Antarctica — a Ukrainian polar research station, making this the southernmost Borderless Arts screening to date.

Screened Program

  1. La Dernière Rocaille (The Last Rocaille) Filipe Piteira, Portugal — An experimental film set amidst the beauty of a 17th-century French château.
  2. Shadows Milad Arefinia, Iran — Hunted by the Iranian regime, a man finds refuge with an elderly woman who has also lost her child. Brought together by grief, they discover that surviving can sometimes become an act of resistance.
  3. I Fantastici 4x2 (The Fantastic Four) Ermete Labbadia, Italy — A film that offers hope and explores themes of inclusion for people with Trisomy 21.
  4. TOO LATE Cyril Moreau — A woman is pursued by someone intent on eliminating her.
  5. I.AM.2042 Sara Niroobakhsh, Canada — A mysterious voice speaks to us about the world as it exists, or no longer exists, in 2042.
  6. Un Jour Tu M’oubliera(s) / One Day You Will Forget Me Mathéo Clary, France — The winner of the Best Short Film award for August. It tells the story of a man overcome by grief for his son.
  7. LOST CAR Derek Dahlsad, United States — *beep beep* Where is my car?
September 9, 2026 Kellergeist Pub Great Falls, Montana

Films shown

  • Un Jour Tu M’oubliera(s) / One Day You Will Forget MeMathéo Clary, France
  • La Dernière Rocaille (The Last Rocaille)Filipe Piteira, Portugal
  • I Fantastici 4x2 (The Fantastic Four)Ermete Labbadia, Italy
  • Kahani (Story)Zahrasadat Hendizadeh, Ireland
  • I.AM.2042Sara Niroobakhsh, Canada
  • TOO LATECyril Moreau
  • LOST CARDerek Dahlsad, United States
August 30, 2026 The Copper Pub Paris, France
Paris Screening at The Copper

These films were shown on Sunday, August 30, 2026 at The Copper in Paris.

Screened Program

  1. Un jour, tu m'oubliera(s) / One Day You Will Forget Me Winner of the Best Short Film award for August. It tells the story of a man overcome by grief for his son.
  2. La Dernière Rocaille (The Last Rocaille) An experimental film set amidst the beauty of a 17th-century French château.
  3. I Fantastici 4x2 (The Fantastic Four) A film that offers hope and explores themes of inclusion for people with Trisomy 21.
  4. Kahani (Story) A Nepali woman tells us what she misses the most about her home country.
  5. I.AM.2042 A mysterious voice speaks to us about the world as it exists, or no longer exists, in 2042.
  6. TOO LATE A woman is pursued by someone intent on eliminating her.
  7. LOST CAR *beep beep* Where is my car?
August 23, 2026 The Copper Pub Paris, France

Films shown

  • Beautiful PamFeature
  • Hello, My Name Is DestinyShort film
July 9, 2026 Kellergeist Pub Great Falls, Montana

Films shown

  • Beautiful, Pam
June 24, 2026 Kellergeist Pub Great Falls, Montana

Films shown

  • Hellbent On BoogieFeature
  • You Could Almost Believe ItShort film
June 14, 2026 Great Falls Library Great Falls, Montana

Films shown

  • Hellbent On BoogieFeature
  • You Could Almost Believe ItShort film

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Entries are open for London

Borderless Arts is now accepting submissions for the next screening, happening in London in late September 2026.

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Vernadsky Research Base Antarctica

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Films Hollywood Didn't Make

Borderless Arts is a rolling film screening series for independent and emerging filmmakers. Every two weeks, we screen a new lineup — no long waits, no single annual deadline, just a steady home for films that deserve to be seen.

We started in Montana and have since brought the series to Paris, with more cities to come. Submissions are open year-round, and every accepted film gets an actual screening date.

Free to attend. Open to all genres, all runtimes, all backgrounds.