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Everyone knows that there is a lot of work that goes into taking a simple film idea from paper to...
Everyone knows that there is a lot of work that goes into taking a simple film idea from paper to...
Writer-director-editor Corbin Cox’s Time Machine - California Love Letters - PART II is a segment of a multi-part series that...
At 16:04-minute length, writer-director Elena Viklova has enough time to showcase why a film like Intern matters or what it...
Directed by James Sunshine, Curiosity is a 14:36-long joyride, full of puns, one-liners and guffaws. Written by Tasha Hardy the...
Written and directed by Lauren Campi, Pine is a beautiful 14:15-minute long narrative that carries the fuzzy warmth of Christmas...
Lights, camera, action! Have you ever nurtured an idea for a film’s story, but been clueless on what to do...
Director-writers Rolfin Nyhus & Steve Brumwell have a tough job at hand. Not only do they have to convincingly present...
With a 21:03-minute long narrative, director/writer Angeline Walsh manages to successfully collate all the hallmarks of a comedy-thriller. There’s the...
Directed, edited and produced by Daljit Singh, Remembering Baba is a 25:22-minute long documentary that essentially illustrates a son’s love...
Josh Pafchek’s 8-minute Divine Air dives into a surreal mode to chronicle the experience of a couple trying to get...
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