Who We Were: Outgrowing Love While Enveloped In Emptiness
Who We Were combines the unique disenchantment of outgrowing people at a time when the feeling–and its cousins–have just occupied...
Shadows Of The Dust: Sci-Fi Horror Masked As A Thriller
Ali Matlock’s Shadows Of The Dust beguiles its viewer until the very last moment as to its direction, resulting in...
Saternus: The Origins Of A Cult
Malakai Tyne Bisel’s Saternus just shies away from satirizing the dark world of cults. But centred around the members of...
Seed: A Murder (Or Two) For An Olive
Nikhail Asnani’s 10-minute horror Seed follows a witch’s mission to grow her olive tree. Set in broad daylight despite the...
A Mother’s Touch: Psychological Thriller With A Side Of Mystery
Leo Bekmarmarchev’s 8-minute short, A Mother’s Touch is a psychological thriller that takes a darker turn. Speaking to a person...
A Wake Up Call: What Legislation Can Do For The Marginalized
Focusing on hate crimes committed against LGBTQ+ people, Jennifer Fearnley’s documentary A Wake Up Call, made for the Human Dignity...
Hardcore Halbert: A Boy And His Plant Come Of Age
Riley Lynch’s Hardcore Halbert (written by Craig Lief) brings together two discordant ideas that fall into place with ease. Halbert...
Say Their Names: A Turning Of Tables On The Public
Christian Heiche’s Say Their Names is a documentary, a tribute with righteous anger, to victims of systemic racism manifesting through...
Bottom Of The Night: A Comedy Of Failed And Successful Revenge Missions
Joe Mitchell’s Bottom Of The Night is a 15-minute comedy featuring the director as a cop pulling a revenge prank...
Shutter the Doors: Grieving The Loss Of A Meaningful Place
Sheri Sussman’s Shutter the Doors is keenly poignant in a post-COVID world. A 14-minute proof-of-concept about the shutting down of...
