My Happy Place: Making Meaning And Diving Into Nostalgia
Devin Scott’s My Happy Place is the result of an anthropological endeavour. Made with actual found footage going back decades, ...
Devin Scott’s My Happy Place is the result of an anthropological endeavour. Made with actual found footage going back decades, ...
Aidan Guynes' written and directed Squatter is a sensory experience that revels in the suspense of its story. Propped up ...
A 28-minute documentary on Nataliya Tsekova, Bulgaria’s first Roma actress, My Gypsy Road (directed by Vilma Kartalska) closely examines its ...
Judah Ray’s 23-minute period drama, Making Peace, tells its story in fragments, going back in time to revisit events that ...
The pilot of Claire-ity, directed by Michael Klapp, features an extensive cast and sets up the story that is to ...
Featuring the antisocial genius as its protagonist, How I’ve Met God is a strangely alluring film. Writer-director German Kuzyura takes ...
Shot on an iPhone, David McGuff’s sci-fi SASHA is an emotional take on the android custom-built companion. Unfolding over nine ...
Two adolescent girls go on a trip to celebrate one turning eighteen. A serial killer follows them. Jordan Burbank directed ...
Balancing satire with sincerity, Zanah Thirus’ The Love You Want Exists teases its characters while also allowing space for serious ...
The first installment of Sassy Mohen’s three part series How To Hack Birth Control, a show focused on cis women’s ...
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