My Miracle Boy: Psychological Horror and Coming of Age in One
Sarab Sahni’s My Miracle Boy (writing credits shared between Caroline Gordon Elliott, Alam Virk, and Sahni) contains the sparks of...
Sarab Sahni’s My Miracle Boy (writing credits shared between Caroline Gordon Elliott, Alam Virk, and Sahni) contains the sparks of...
In a realm where cultures intersect and personal stories unfold into cinematic masterpieces, Jiwon Lee stands as a beacon of...
The path of Daniel Jamal Judson’s Sheltered is predetermined, perhaps with the addendum, under constant conditions. The conditions do remain...
Harvey Kadijk’s 10-minute Lost delves into long-term love and grief through its characters Dalo and Sarah, introducing them on the...
Dhwani Shah’s 44, a psychological horror, follows a young woman through her (mis)adventure into an unfinished skyscraper in the middle...
Varun Chounal and Anuj Jamadagni directed Raada takes its audiences on a ride through the last day of a boy...
At forty-nine minutes, Christopher Ortiz’s RedSin: Martyrs of Dissent is the feature developed from its 18-minute proof-of-concept RedSin (2021). An...
David A. Flores’s 15-minute Likeness depicts a woman’s search for her missing mother using AI, combining mystery with interiorised drama...
Patrick Riviere’s 24-minute documentary Just a Broadway Baby: Mary Ellen Ashley opens by hinging itself on the wise old lady...
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