The Last Bullet: Poetry, Hope, and Pain in Animated Short
Geoffrey Bennett Ulrich’s The Last Bullet is a spoken word animation that looks and sounds like Fiona Apple’s “Shameika” and...
Geoffrey Bennett Ulrich’s The Last Bullet is a spoken word animation that looks and sounds like Fiona Apple’s “Shameika” and...
Ernest Anemone’s The Last Fool is a tense, intricately woven drama of a priest’s meeting with an extremist and convicted...
Derek Frey’s Viaticum is a 14-minute dark comedy about dying while religious. Co-written by The Minor Prophets (David Amadio, Gil...
The title of Amir Zargara’s A Good Day Will Come is elegiac and profoundly hopeful. Its inherent lament seems to...
Justin Mawardi’s Enough for you, an 8-minute romance drama made over the course of a day, is a bottle film...
Jonathan Scott’s Lemon is a 7-minute comedy about two brothers in the aftermath of breaking their third brother out of...
Alex K. E. Ching’s Kotsuage, written by Devan Yukio Fujinaka, is beautiful in a way that almost instantly draws out...
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...
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