Identical: Teen Thriller Teeming with Comedy, Suspense, and Uncanny Horror
The teaser to Kevin Cate’s Identical is a 5-minute scene that ends with the viewer scrambling to find the rest....
The teaser to Kevin Cate’s Identical is a 5-minute scene that ends with the viewer scrambling to find the rest....
Ervis Zika’s The PAntry is a seven-minute paranormal horror film that follows a dark chapter in a woman’s relationship with...
Lights, Camera, Type! In the ever-evolving world of filmmaking, the right tools can make all the difference between a blockbuster...
Martin Lisius’ 48-minute documentary The Chasers of Tornado Alley: Touching the Sky offers stunning views of tornadoes across the plains...
Weston Porter’s Line of Fire works as well as it does because of its cast. A story of two teenagers...
In the vibrant world of cinematography, few stories are as compelling as that of Chris Wu. From the streets of...
Emma Grey Rose’s super short experimental film Lucid is exactly one minute long, and succinctly illustrates the experience of the...
Zachary Karem’s sci-fi Anemoia explores nostalgia for times other than these, theirs, ours. A true example of the allure of...
Ricardo Lorenzo’s dark comedy The Super Exciting Gang comes with fantastic graphics and a plot so absurd it starts to...
Kama Sood’s 11-minute My David, a thriller drama, mixes pity and suspicion into an uncanny hour of socialising between a...
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