Cathedrals: The Mundanity Of Sight
Raymond Carver penned a restless story of a restless man, hounded by his own ravenous insecurities. His short story Cathedral ...
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End Of Summer: The Secret Lives of Parents and Teens
The release of John. M. Chu’s Crazy Rich Asians became the foothold of many Asian directors waiting to tell nuanced ...
The Launderette of Salvation: A Tale About Jesus or A Commentary on Homelessness
Shira Haimovici’s The Launderette of Salvation is a short film about belief and faith and the film manages to make ...
Ian’s Realm Saga: Sample of Promising Fantastical Adventure
Directed by Chris Love, Ian’s Realm Saga is your extended trailer to a longer potential project. Based on popular author ...
Mater: Age-Old Consequences Of Liaising With The Devil
David Teixeira’s Mater is a horror flick that centers around the lengths a religious woman is willing to go to ...
Going Up Takes You On A Ride That Is Equal Parts Tense & Comic
Elevators, as everyone knows by this point, is a prime spot for mischief. Of all kinds. Under the precise hands ...
Something To Live For: Story That Keeps Its Characters’ Humanity Intact
16-year-old Nabila sneaks out of her home. It’s dark and the air feels thick, cautious even. The lovers meet and ...
Connie + Consuelo: Seeking Second Chances At 80
Paul Becker’s Connie + Consuelo is not a musical but it certainly has the flair and theatricality of one, with ...
Real. Live. Girl.: On Alternating Between No One and Just The One
One of the more remarkable aspects of Bonnie Ryan’s Real. Live. Girl. are the two intertwining worlds of neon-lit webcam ...
15 Minutes at 400 Degrees: A Kindly Comedy of Errors
502 people were laid off at a factory, including the employee of the month. One turned to vengeance - with ...
