Founded in 1980 by a group of former film students from the New York Institute of Technology on Long Island, The Asbury Short Film Show has become one of New York’s most enduring short film exhibitions. Non-competitive, the goal of Asbury has always been to help independent filmmakers screen their work in the New York metropolitan area but at the same time provide the general public with the most entertaining short films possible.

From this year's Sundance shorts program Mr. Reitman tells us what happens
when a newly purchased fish is discovered to be living in the wrong watery environment.

Considered one of the best animated short films ever made. Nominated for an
Academy Award and a multi-international film festival honoree. The story of Ruby, an affirmation-seeking pig.

Hilarious piece starring Michael Kolden as a man who puts new meaning to the
term "brown bagging it.."

Based on a O.Henry short story acclaimed stage and screen actor Peter Riegert
makes his directorial debut with this wonderful short that was nominated for an Oscar
this year.

A dramatic exploration of one man's struggle with a critical decision.

Suburban landscaper Greg Daniels gets caught up in the life of a family that hired
him to trim their shrubs. 1st Prize at The Comedy Arts Festival and a recent addition to the permanent collection of the Museum of Broadcasting.

Random gatherings and serenity in an extruded quadrangle.

Robert is going to hell. Or is he?? A dead man who learns he is going to hell runs
back to Earth to try and change his fate.

A gripping yarn of animal husbandry, this film features Florence Giuliano as one woman and her six miniature horses. A Sundance selection.