A Letter From Home: In Search of Family, Saving and Purpose
Spencer LeGros and Alexander Hinsch’s A Letter From Home delves into the life of trauma that war veterans return to, ...
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The Mask in Our Hands: Showcasing Everything (that will Attract Viewers)
Joseph Sacks’ The Mask in Our Hands is a dystopian sci-fi that derives its aesthetics from Blade Runner but is ...
Òran na h-Eala: A Biopic that Does More
Steve Exeter’s Òran na h-Eala (translating to Song of the Swan) portrays Moira Shearer’s experiences as she teeters on the ...
The Stupid Boy: Stupidities in Love and Hate Make the World Turn
Phil Dunn’s The Stupid Boy brings together a boy who is reluctant to accept that others can be malicious, and ...
Artifice: Luxury and Danger Co-exist in an Ancient Hacienda
Yohanan Doron’s Artifice is an experimental fashion short set within a woman’s fever dream as she and multiple others wait ...
Eureka: The Dragon Comes of Age through Violence
Miida Chu’s Eureka is an intimate journey into the experiences of a young girl straining to rupture the walls that ...
Early Bird: A Treasure Hunt after a Heist
Issack Cintrón’s Early Bird is set in the aftermath of a heist. Following a bounty hunter and the last man ...
Kintsugi: Change on Incomprehensible Scales Requires Coping in Small Degrees
Cleto Acosta-McKillop’s 8-minute Kintsugi uses the philosophy behind the Japanese practice to craft a film about shifting times. A larger ...
On the Third Step: A Call, A Missed Shot, and the Unlikely Arrival of the Cops
Anastasia Norenko’s On the Third Step is a 19-minute Russian crime thriller about a hit gone wrong. Seen in flashbacks, ...
Autumn Never Dies: Love and Heartbreak for a Simple Ostrich
Chris Quick’s 26-minute comedy Autumn Never Dies is the sequel to The Greyness of Autumn, centred on the life and ...
