Colors of Death Valley: A Fleeting Trip Through A Harsh Landscape
Corbin Cox’s Colors of Death Valley, created for hospitality company Cabana, is a 3-minute trip into the extreme conditions of...
Corbin Cox’s Colors of Death Valley, created for hospitality company Cabana, is a 3-minute trip into the extreme conditions of...
Joshua Paul Messarge’s Going Down South is a dark comedy that explores a crucial turning point in the lives of...
Matthew Manhire’s Flames is a 6-minute film that witnesses self-expression and liberation from despotic control. Two young men take centre...
Isaac F. Davis’ Fall on Me explores the relationship between two young people who want to be together but their...
Gerald Webb’s $TACK$ uses the crime thriller form to bring about a surprising twist that is cutting in its satire....
Josie Andrews’ Waiting in the Wings is a documentary celebrating theatre not only as an artform, but one that brings...
Josie Andrews’ 14-minute Wannabe opens up the world of survivors who chose their career. The film makes its protagonist completely...
Joseph and Jack Archer’s The Soldier’s Post, their third short, examines how three different men react to the prospect of...
Simon King’s The Rise of Whore Betsy is a Western-style tale of a woman left for dead and the little...
Andreas Graf’s The Rest Cure, based on Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s The Yellow Wallpaper, takes a turn towards horror in adapting...
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