Flint: A Narrative of the Tales We Tell Ourselves About Morality
Chris Oz McIntosh’s Flint is a 29-minute psychological thriller surrounding a boy in a group home where his misfortunes are ...
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Lucy the Lion: Single Motherhood and the Proud Children that Come of It
Written by Natalin Avci and directed by Kalman Apple, the 14-minute Lucy the Lion starts out by setting the scene ...
Happy Together: The Transparent View of Dystopias Now Only a Hop, Skip, and a Jump Away
Time to get yellowpilled. Zahier Turner’s Happy Together is well summed up in that line. There is the ancestral debt ...
The First: Debut Work Mixing Atmospheric and Body Horror
Debut filmmaker Susan Ruth’s The First is a 15-minute sensuous horror where being turned on, or really feeling anything at ...
Bright Forests: A First Contact Sci-Fi About Systems on Earth
Chadwick Harman’s Bright Forests is a philosophical and emotional sci-fi short about humankind’s eternal reach towards the unknown. Following a ...
She Follows: A Haunting For His Own Good
Gio Randazzo’s She Follows, written with Miranda Rausch, emphasises that it is based on “some real sh*t”. While the substance ...
I Could Dom: Rom-Com That Goes Hard on the Comedy
Madison Hatfield’s I Could Dom is a film this writer would watch again and again and twice on Christmas. A ...
Hungry Like the Wolf: A Drama that Depicts the Anguish of Running on Empty
Written by its lead actors Alan Hall and Gabriel Thomson, and directed by Kieran Dee, Hungry Like the Wolf foregrounds ...
Homeless Tobez: Happiness and the Things That Stands in the Way of It
Thomas Loone’s Homeless Tobez is a 36-minute feel-good dramedy that is made to appeal to an audience of dreamers. A ...
Is This the Bed We Lie In?: Minimalist Drama of a Dying Relationship
Joseph McGovern’s Is This the Bed We Lie In? finds a couple at a turning point in their collective life ...
