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 ...
Heather Turman’s The Green Ribbon, written by David Ho, is more horror-comedy or even campy horror, than pure horror. The ...
Kelly Walker’s Just Lie To Me, written by its star Kylie Alesso, is a comedy about a bartender whose finances ...
Jamie Knox’s Of Late digs into the core of a personal tragedy just as its protagonist moves forward—if with her ...
Dan Perlman’s Practice Space reunites Alex Chavez and Yan Bo Lin, who last shared screen in Perlman’s excellent 2020 drama ...
Rajendra Thakurathi’s 10-minute comedy Impulses gives a humorous turn to what is otherwise a fairly painful experience: controlling an impulse ...
Jeremiah Kipp directed and Simin Vaswani written Love Beyond Dreams follows the rare day out of an exhausted woman. Having ...
The latest episode of Matt Check’s entirely solo project, Mammoth: Chasing the Rainbow—an animated series following the adventures of a ...
A 7-minute drama of resentment and spite, Mitchell Lazar’s Father and Son features the rivalry between said pair, who also ...
Lexee Gordoun’s Sasha’s Game gives an account of its child protagonist’s survival through the Holocaust. With the disguise of a ...
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