A Trillion Miles West Of Bradford: Love And Grief That Cuts Across Universes
Hamish Robertson’s A Trillion Miles West Of Bradford is a 22-minute LGBTQ+ sci-fi short about a man who is willing...
Hamish Robertson’s A Trillion Miles West Of Bradford is a 22-minute LGBTQ+ sci-fi short about a man who is willing...
This is a story of survival. A story of someone’s tumultuous journey from being a non-believer to an ardent advocate...
Will Wightman’s 10-minute EDM musical Heart Failure draws a picture of modern love in one of its most mundane-messy avatars....
Dennis Cahlo’s horror short Doors (co-written with Bethany Watson) makes judicious use of its time. At just 4 minutes, with...
Derek Sitter’s Bugtussle is a tale of dreams that were always doomed because the dreamers were always doomed. Explored through...
Thomas Wheeler’s Western-comedy The Legend of McCarthy and Little Bill is a 40-minute trip into the Wild West and its...
Bailey Tom Bailey’s The History of Nipples has taken one man’s existential crisis caused by his nipples and turned it...
A film made in a mere 48 hours as part of a filmmaking challenge, Hazel’s Eyes is a surprisingly taut...
Justin Schwan’s Boomslang 2: The Dinner sees the return of the eponymous Erik Boomslang. Written by Allen Osborne (who also...
A story that explores the dual ideas of letting go and persevering, The West Virginian Starfish is set in a...
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