For Nothing
“For Nothing” explores the meaninglessness of life through three seemingly unrelated situations. Authority, agreements, and violence reappear across different spaces, yet none of them produce meaning. False role models, broken expectations, and accidental suffering expose the emptiness of human attempts to create purpose. The film adopts a nihilistic perspective, portraying a universe where nothing experienced is permanent or significant.
Monthly:
- August: Realism
- Best Character Study
- Best Cross-Cultural Narrative
- Best Cultural Documentary
- Best Depiction of Daily Life
- Best Environmental Story
- Best Existential Short
- Best Inciting Incident
- Best Narrative Based on True Events
- Best Natural Performance
- Best Nonlinear Storytelling
- Best Portrayal of Mental Health
- Best Realism Film
- Best Rollercoaster Experience
- Best Story of Healing
- Best Surrealism
- Best Twist
- Best Under-Represented Story
- Best Unreliable Narrator
- Best Use of Native Language
- March: Voices of the World
- Most Emotionally Raw Moment
- November: The Human Condition
- September: Down the Rabbit Hole

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