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Short film / 2026 / 10 min / Sci-fi / Drama
The Last Child

From the award-winning team that created Kite and The Passport.

最后的孩子

Giants Can Be Small. Directed by Olivier Hero Dressen, starring Ivis Pray.

The Last Child official posterThe Last Child Chinese poster

Official posters, EN / CN. Click to enlarge.

The story

Aya, nine years old, finds a buried war machine in the ruins of her city and turns it against war itself.

In a shattered world where silence replaces lullabies, The Last Child follows Aya, a nine-year-old girl with a prosthetic leg and an unbreakable spirit, as she wanders through the ruins of war. When she awakens a slumbering machine of destruction, imagination becomes her only weapon, and courage her only language.

This ten-minute sci-fi drama transforms devastation into myth, a story where innocence dares to dream against the machinery of war. Through haunting visuals and a stirring original score, The Last Child asks what remains of humanity when all else is lost, and reminds us that even on the darkest battlefields, the heart of a child can still rewrite the future.

Produced by
Studio Supreme Films
Directed by
Olivier Hero Dressen
Starring
Ivis Pray
Runtime
10 min

Official trailer

The Last Child
The Last Child, official trailer

Stills

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The Last Child billing block, Giants Can Be Small, directed by Olivier Hero Dressen

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On the festival circuit

Selected recognition
3×

Stage 32 winner
The Passport, The Black Box, Kite

19

Wins from 70 nominations
The Passport

70+

Festival selections
Kite

Grand Prize

8th Stage 32 Film Festival
The Black Box

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