Souls Divided: Fate, Coincidence, and Their Equally Thoughtless Ways
Ginevra Gentili’s Souls Divided, a 15-minute meet-cute walk-and-talk set in London, dabbles in the tangles of fate and coincidence when ...
Ginevra Gentili’s Souls Divided, a 15-minute meet-cute walk-and-talk set in London, dabbles in the tangles of fate and coincidence when ...
Jamie Knox’s Of Late digs into the core of a personal tragedy just as its protagonist moves forward—if with her ...
Lexee Gordoun’s Sasha’s Game gives an account of its child protagonist’s survival through the Holocaust. With the disguise of a ...
As a satire on wealthy white Americans, Alec Bewkes and Oliver Salk’s Poor Tax is a close reproduction of reality, ...
Ali Matlock’s The Perfect Hundred isa 20-minute psychological thriller that flirts with the cult of beauty, featuring a protagonist whose ...
Billy Nawrocki’s Won’t Be Long Now uses a thoroughly indie praxis with VFX teams to create a 22-minute horror about ...
Seun Faleke’s In Between the Sound of My HummingBird is an account of past trauma, drawn up in the non-linear ...
Alex Rosales’ Small Showers, a 17-minute drama on a couple’s fraught relationship in the wake of bereavement, is agonisingly naked. ...
Melissa Vitello’s The Coven, an 8-minute horror-comedy written by Adriana Natale, is queer, campy, and hilarious. The story of an ...
La noche dentro, Antonio Cuesta’s 24-minute thriller, is a feat of filmmaking. A sensorily taut narrative following the immediate aftermath ...
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