Whispers of Freedom: Dreams Shatter and Hearts Break in Chris Gueffroy Biopic
Brandon Ashplant’s Whispers of Freedom is a Cold War-era biopic of Chris Gueffroy, a young man whose tragedy is that ...
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Mary: Two Kinds of Home Under Threat in this Home Invasion Horror
Alexander Chehrazi’s Mary, co-written with Max Markov,is a 19-minute horror whose twist is actually unexpected. The story of a first ...
Cycles: Muted Trauma in the Face of Frenetic Violence in a Drama of Performances
Alex Eskandarkhah’s 20-minute Cycles finds one character reaching towards redemption and another discovering the comfort of a stranger offering a ...
Jessica Goes to New York: A Wonderland Where You Get Lost To Find Yourself
John Carmel's 16-minute Jessica Goes to New York is a self-reflexive coming of age tale about its titular heroine, a ...
Largo: Anywhere is Safer Than Here, But Nowhere Else is Home
Max Burgoyne-Moore and Salvatore Scarpa’s 19-minute drama Largo uses the child’s gaze to show the flipside of the refugee coin: ...
Curiosity: Space and Time Lose Their Form in This Modern-day Horror
Michael Cooke’s 12-minute Curiosity is a compounded horror of our times, switching out found footage with streaming for a horrific ...
Sky Colored Grass: Love in the Time of Absurdity
Nicholas Kennedy’s Sky Colored Grass is a 9-minute drama about what it is like to fall in love in an ...
The One That Got Away: The Thrill and Heartbreak of (Unrequited) Love in Post-Apocalypse Story
Opening with a sequence of a woman running through the woods while gunshots ring out around her, Scott Talbot’s The ...
The Mistake: A Drama of Sibling Rivalry and What We Do to Be Seen
Artii Smith’s The Mistake is a drama with psychological thriller undertones to it as two brothers clash and meditate on ...
Krisis: A Poetic Drama of Finding Life
Luca Mazzara’s 11-minute Krisis situates itself in the dreamscapes created in the shadow of chronic illness. Following a woman’s path ...
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