At the Watershed in Bristol, Women Make Horror is an intersectional feminist night of short horror films from across the globe curated by Melanie Light. For tickets, click here.

A selection of shorts exploring cycles of injury, loss, confusion, curiosity, and reorientation curated by Elizabeth T. Vazquez @ The Philosophical Research Society.

‘Everybody Goes to the Hospital’ will play in Augusta, Georgia during Le Chat Noir festival this August. For more information, click here.

‘Everybody Goes to the Hospital’ will play in the T.V. Room at the Acid-Free Art Book Market as part of the Philosophical Research Society’s curated shorts block titled, ‘Aftermath.” June 18th at Blum & Poe Art Gallery in Los Angeles, CA. For screening info, click here.

Part of the Hauntologies shorts block. This set of cinematic spectralities isn't for the faint of heart! Exploring themes of personal and cultural memory, identity, the expulsion of trauma, and more, a palpable sense of unease is all but guaranteed. For tickets, click here.

“Everybody Goes to the Hospital” screens alongside Laura Moss’ acclaimed Midnight Sundance feature, “Birth / Rebirth.” Grab your tickets for Block 6, which kicks off at 7pm on April 21, 2023 at the Mauch Chunk Opera House. Click here for JTIFF festival and screening info.

Night of Shorts Night is a monthly screening series at the Formosa Cafe in Los Angeles, CA. For screening details, click here.

‘Everybody Goes to the Hospital’ screens Saturday, March 4th in Oxford, Mississippi at Malco4: Selig Polyscope Company Auditorium as part of the Fest Forward Animation block. For more information and tickets, click here.

‘Everybody Goes to the Hospital’ will have its German premiere during the Final Girls Berlin Shorts Program 4: Close to Home. The festival runs Feb. 1-5th. For ticket info: click here.

A special Portland screening with actor Lucia Hadley Wheeler and real-life Little Mata in attendance. Q&A to follow.

‘Everybody Goes to the Hospital’ plays during the January edition of Silver Lake Shorts, a Los Angeles monthly screening series hosted at El Cid. For tickets, click here.

Screening as part of the ‘Spiny Lumpsucker Shorts’ block at Jengo’s Playhouse. For tickets, click here.

‘Everybody Goes to the Hospital’ has its debut at the TCL Chinese Theater in Hollywood as part of the HollyShorts monthly screening series this October. It will also stream online at Bitpixtv.com from Oct. 26-30th. For tickets, click here.

Everybody Goes to the Hospital will be screening at the Los Feliz 3 this October as part of the Shorts Block 4 program at Beyond Fest. Tickets can be found here.

Everybody Goes to the Hospital will be screening as part of the Vortex Short Film Program. A block of animation and experimental films.

Everybody Goes to the Hospital was chosen from over 6,800 submissions from more than 98 countries. The short will be screening as part of DRAWING CONCLUSIONS - ANIMATED SHORTS 1. For tickets, check out the festivals website here.