‘Mindenki’ (English title: Sing) is a less than 25 minutes short film, inspired from a true story that sails through the events that occurred within an award winning choir of a school, in Budapest, Hungary. Director-Writer Kristóf Deák handles a subject that is hard to capture on screen – children.
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Review: The Rifle, The Jackal, The Wolf & The Boy
‘The Rifle, The Jackal, The Wolf & The Boy’ is an allegory that coerces you to think of the happenings around you; how seemingly innocent actions can be misinterpreted and lead to catastrophic results.
Review: Timecode Is A Dance Between The Moments…
Writers Pere Altimira & Juanjo Giménez bring to screen 15 minutes of delightful narration of a story that may seem predictable, but isn’t quite so. Luna (played by Lali Ayguadé) is a security guard of a parking lot that she shares with Diego (played by Nicolas Ricchini).
‘Graffiti’ Is A Love Story Scripted On The Wall… – Review
It has been 7 years since the ‘incident’. And, we are made aware of its catastrophic effects by the languorous shots of the snow-clad, deserted streets and apartments that bear a haunting forlornness. The light streaming in through the glasses of the abandoned apartments introduces us to Edgar (Oriol Pla), the sole survivor of the apocalypse.
‘Deer Flower’ Is a One-Of-A-Kind, Symbolic, Stop Motion Animation That Is worth Your Time! – Review
Kangmin Kim (Director) and Seulhwa Eum (Art Director) jointly bring to screen 8 minutes of riveting story-line, cinematography & narration under the banner of Studio ZacZac.
“Where The Woods End” Is A Psychological Thriller That Will Play On Your Mind Long After Its Over! – Review
The woods are central to this mind-boggling psychological thriller, written by Lucas Flasch & directed by Felix Ahrens. German police officer Elke Steber (Henrike von Kuick) and her partner Armin (Tom Keune) are in the midst of a routine stop-and-search inspection of a moving vehicle near the Czech border. Upon their repeated….
‘Birthday’ Gives Us A Chance To Be Born, Again…
‘Birthday’ is a gift wrapped for the war veterans, the injured and the brave, the fighters in combat and in spirit. It is a telling of the heroic tales of the ones who survived to tell them.
Sometimes Roles Are Reversed To Make You ‘A Hero for a Day’
Directed by Lifan Wang, ‘A Hero for a Day’ is a short film on how bullying often awakens the unimagined in you. The screenplay by Shannon Brunetti & Lifan Wang is actually based on the novel “Planning of Campus Shooting” by Ke Liang.
5 Short Films That Do Justice to the Beautiful Art, Called Dancing!
She looks like an exquisite sculpture chiseled from some divine stone; her long fingers gesturing into the unknown as if they are communicating in some secret language that we are yet to break in. She stands on her toes, her delicate frame balancing on her well-worn ballet shoes and you know she is an art… in motion. He lets his feet do the talking and for once you don’t mind it. As he strides along the dais letting his shoes create a symphony of sorts on the plank, you know it is not just tap-dancing, but an ancient history that you’re embarking upon.
‘Hello/Goodbye’ Sometimes Mean the Same…
‘Hello/Goodbye’ explores the soulful journey of two individuals who are brought together in grief to discover something more poignant out of it.