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SAMANSA Adds Three Short Films on November 13

SAMANSA Inc. will add three short films to its streaming service on Friday, November 13, 2026.

Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.

Why it matters

The Making of Feeling Through documentary puts SAMANSA's own catalog title at the center of a weekly slate, which is a different move from the licensed shorts the service normally adds.

SAMANSA Adds Three Short Films on November 13

Key Facts

  • SAMANSA will begin streaming three new short films on Friday, November 13, 2026.
  • Connecting the Dots: The Making of Feeling Through is directed by Doug Roland and runs 24 minutes 5 seconds.
  • Tongue is directed by Lim Da-seul and runs 14 minutes 55 seconds.
  • Time with Macy is directed by Mika Simmons and runs 18 minutes 17 seconds.
  • SAMANSA costs 490 yen a month and streams more than 500 short films as of October 2026.

The lineup is the documentary Connecting the Dots: The Making of Feeling Through, directed by Doug Roland at 24 minutes 5 seconds, Lim Da-seul's Tongue at 14 minutes 55 seconds, and Mika Simmons's Time with Macy at 18 minutes 17 seconds. The service costs 490 yen a month and streams more than 500 shorts as of October 2026.

The Making of Feeling Through runs 24 minutes 5 seconds and follows the production of the Academy Award-nominated short in SAMANSA's catalog. The other two additions are fiction: Lim Da-seul's Tongue, about a wife who reaches her limit with her husband's talking, and Mika Simmons's Time with Macy, about a woman with a sudden illness who meets a girl in the chemotherapy room. All three arrive on Friday, November 13, 2026, the same day of the week the service has used for previous weekly lineups.

  • Connecting the Dots: The Making of Feeling Through: Documentary directed by Doug Roland, 24 minutes 5 seconds
  • Tongue: Directed by Lim Da-seul, 14 minutes 55 seconds
  • Time with Macy: Directed by Mika Simmons, 18 minutes 17 seconds

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