We’re All Leaving: The Journey Of Two Souls In Search Of Something Common
She is in search of something that would take her mind off of her bitter relationship with her mother. He, ...
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India on a Rickshaw: Documenting The Vagaries Of An Auto Rickshaw
Raid The Cage creator Shy Brameli’s travel documentary, India on a Rickshaw, reads rather like a comedy of errors than ...
Cathartique: Speaking Of Love And Yearning
Deeply nostalgic, Dusan Mrden’s Cathartique writes a love letter to Paris, as a love letter to its protagonist’s ex-lover. Romy, ...
Mr. Alan on Saturday: Randomly Coming To Terms With Oneself
The eponymous Alan is a peculiar man, nonchalantly comfortable in his own skin, and yet there is a visible need ...
Basic: A Sharp Critique Of People
Three minutes long, writer-director Chelsea Devantez’s Basic is a very short film. Certainly very short for a film that so ...
A Leg Up: Lesson In Surviving A Rigged System
Playing by the puns in the title, Joe Jennings Jr.’s A Leg Up is a neatly knit together piece on ...
Chomp: Love Letter To A Good Boy
Navjot Kaur’s animated short Chomp has a very simple look, using only the basics of animation styles. The story it ...
If I Rise: Allowing Protagonists A Real Choice
One would think a film such as this could not surprise you. For, even if it is moving, what could ...
Bummer: Juxtaposing Family Squabbles In The Larger Scheme Of Mega Asteroids
You are celebrating life and the news of impending, inescapable doom shatters the spell. How do you feel? Barry Worthington's ...
Be Your Own Kind: Three Acts; One Tale
Inspired from a personal experience, Be Your Own Kind is a montage of sorts, an experimental short of 7:57 minutes ...
