Two sisters, Lola and Edna live the coastal life. They catch fish and dead seamen floating in the ocean. Together, they are visually a ball and a bat. Although it's never clear which sister is Lola or Edna, you could guess that the ball looks like an Edna and the bat is a Lola or vice versa.

Peter Galison and Robb Moss' Secrecy is a documentary that, as its title implies, explores the theory that institutional secrecy in America corrupts and keeps society suspended in fear. The branches of the US government are, according to the constitution, supposed to share power. Secrecy exposes an incompetent system that's at war with itself. Government policy is to gather and conceal sensitive information that poses a threat to national security, but what happens when various branches of government refuse to share classified information between themselves?

So, we bluffed. We've got one more week of SFF coverage, and we promise you it'll be a rocking and rolling time with some podcast interviews. Check back in for that. In the meantime, take a look a five shorts we thought well on.