No Supers (2026)

In a world where "Supers" are widely despised and regulated, the narrative of "No Supers" centers on Jabari, an underground boxer who finds himself in dire straits. The story unfolds within the gritty confines of illegal boxing matches, a setting that provides high stakes and intense physical drama for the protagonist.

Jabari's life takes a dramatic turn when he discovers that he possesses extraordinary strength, effectively making him a "Super" in a society that hates them. This revelation places his back against the ropes, forcing him to navigate a dangerous landscape where his newfound abilities could be both his salvation and his greatest liability. The film explores themes of identity, societal prejudice, and survival in a hostile environment.

• The short film format allows for a concentrated exploration of Jabari's internal conflict and the immediate danger of his situation.
• The production emphasizes realistic stunt work and choreography to depict the brutal nature of underground fighting.
• The title reflects the central societal taboo that drives the plot's tension and Jabari's personal dilemma.