21st & Colonial: Police Brutality And Its Inevitable Results
21st & Colonial, Angelo Reyes’ 19-minute crime drama (co-written with Toby Osborne), is a depiction of one of many police ...
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Mother in the Mist: The Sting Of Sorrow Amidst Disaster
Niuyue Kay Zhang’s tale of tenderness and perseverance in the face of a snowballing disaster, Mother in the Mist is ...
Ode to the Whale of Christ: Religion, Art And Humanity
Replete with religious imagery, David Matthew Johnson’s Ode to the Whale of Christ is a 30-minute experiment in silence. Bleached ...
The Masterpiece: Justified Despair And Necessary Striving
Few personal tragedies strike as devastatingly as being told your days are numbered, especially if you are no more than ...
Life After: The Winding Road Through Grief
The focus of Jesse Edwards’ Life After is split between the oftentimes desperate search for the meaning of life, and ...
Gary: The Smart Home From Hell
Gary, a 9-minute horror directed by Michael Rognlie (co-written with John Lee), follows in the tradition of smart devices gone ...
Sunday Poem: A Portrait Of Loss And Old Trauma
An artistic feat for Aaron Markus Graf, who has written, directed, shot and edited the 20-minute film, Sunday Poem is ...
Journey Home: Finding The Roads To Recovery From Trauma
The night before their wedding anniversary, Hannah wakes to find her husband awake and restless. She does not say anything. ...
The Four Walls of Charlotte Moreland: Accurate Portrayal Of Abuse And Recovery
A prominent feature of abusive relationships is gaslighting; and the inevitable consequence of being gaslighted is an utterly destabilised sense ...
His Name Was Gerry: Processing Grief With Fireworks And Heartwarming Lightness
Peter Lee Scott’s His Name Was Gerry opens on a grim scene. A boy processing the death of his best ...
