Cotton Wool: In Fierce Defense Of People’s Value
Nicholas Connor's Cotton Wool covers the universal hardships of being a child, a teenager, or a mother and specifically, having ...
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Oksana and Viktor: The Transformation Of Relationships Over Time
In this One Day styled short drama, a struggling musician and a successful corporate woman contend with the changing dynamics ...
Ding… You’re Dead: Self-Aware Horror Comedy About Wonky Appliances
Jay Salahi's horror-comedy Ding… You're Dead is a paradise for 20-somethings on crack. Featuring a malevolent microwave (hence the title), ...
Also Patrick: Twisted, Insightful Teen Drama
Ryan Jamison taps into the inner lives of teen boys to craft an intricate drama in a mere seventeen minutes ...
Yes, Virginia: Using Magical Realism To Demonstrate Emotional Manipulation
Virginia is everybody's yes-man. She says yes to everyone, no matter what they wish. Because Virginia has the gift to ...
Vanishing Louisiana: The Emotional Costs Of Climate Change
At the centre of Adam Chitayat's documentary is the conflict between livelihood and conservation as both sides watch football-field-sized landmasses ...
Dead Ringer: Fresh Spin On Crime Comedy
Nathaniel Upshaw's comedy Dead Ringer is a bottle film, designed to be all the more tense and claustrophobic through its ...
Hello, My Sweet Boy: Bittersweet Greetings Of Dementia
Raphael Dirani's intent with Hello, My Sweet Boy is moving: to portray the heartbreak of a 30-something man coming out ...
Call The Shot: Beguiling Mastery Over Story, People And The Audience
When you first watch Call The Shot, it may be easy to pick who the suicidal man is. The film ...
That Thing I Had That One Time: Navigating Adulting Complications
The thing about OJ Reyes's That Thing I Had That One Time (TTIHTOT) is that it tries, really tries, to ...
