Cycles: Muted Trauma in the Face of Frenetic Violence in a Drama of Performances
Alex Eskandarkhah’s 20-minute Cycles finds one character reaching towards redemption and another discovering the comfort of a stranger offering a ...
Alex Eskandarkhah’s 20-minute Cycles finds one character reaching towards redemption and another discovering the comfort of a stranger offering a ...
Max Burgoyne-Moore and Salvatore Scarpa’s 19-minute drama Largo uses the child’s gaze to show the flipside of the refugee coin: ...
Artii Smith’s The Mistake is a drama with psychological thriller undertones to it as two brothers clash and meditate on ...
Luca Mazzara’s 11-minute Krisis situates itself in the dreamscapes created in the shadow of chronic illness. Following a woman’s path ...
Demitri Zujew’s 19-minute Crease brings its audience deep into the fold with its close-ups in 1.33:1 right off the bat. ...
Marcellus Cox’s Liquor Bank is a tense drama about a young ex-Marine’s relapse into alcoholism a hair’s breadth away from ...
Harrison Winter Altmann’s Curtain Call, co-written with Imogen Fennessey, is a single take comedy about a narcissist's ego taking hit ...
Kevyn Tapia’s bold and surprising NEX-IS-US is a 35-minute drama with three interlinked narratives unfolding over the course of a ...
Max Hechtman and Christonikos Tsalikis’s Abigail, written by Jason K. Allen, Max Hechtman, and Meryl Hechtman, is a view into ...
Daniel Everitt-Lock’s Conscript is a 13-minute drama about the night before a young man leaves for his conscription and is ...
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