All Dogs Go to Heaven: Dystopian Sci-Fi About A Very Convenient Chip
Sebastian C. Santisteban’s All Dogs Go to Heaven, written by Gian Bonacchi, Neal Ludevig, Sergio Sanchez, and Daniel Moreno Skurve, ...
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Abigail: A Powerhouse Performance in Drama About End of Life and Heartbreak
Max Hechtman and Christonikos Tsalikis’s Abigail, written by Jason K. Allen, Max Hechtman, and Meryl Hechtman, is a view into ...
Conscript: Atomic Tests Drama Bolstering Truth with Fiction
Daniel Everitt-Lock’s Conscript is a 13-minute drama about the night before a young man leaves for his conscription and is ...
Stay with Me: Accumulating Trauma and Grief
Samuel Ladouceur’s 9-minute Stay with Me, written by Yanatha Desouvre, is a tragedy spun with autobiographical elements. Spanning a fateful ...
Death by Numbers: Parkland Massacre Docu that Knows What’s More Important
Kim A. Snyder’s 37-minute Death by Numbers, written by and about Sam Fuentes, a Parkland survivor emphasises the trauma as ...
In the Shadow of the Cypress: An All-Around Triumph
At Berlinale, Ethan Hawke called all artistic effort a compassion engine. He must have had Hossein Molayemi and Shirin Sohani’s ...
Anywhere the Wind Blows: Carrying On, Or Ways to Honour What Was Lost
Jay Liu’s Anywhere the Wind Blows overlaps the political with the personal to illustrate that, yes, the personal is as ...
1 Degré de Séparation: Big Family Drama and A Wedding
5pm Productions’ first short film 1 Degré de Séparation (directed by Sonia Rossier) is a drama that at least half ...
Muted: Psychological Drama on Coming Temporarily Undone
Chris Zou’s Muted is a frenzied six-minute study session that at once should be familiar to (too) many and feels ...
Mendo’s Carousel: Growing Past Old Patterns in Drama on the Complicated Nature of Grief
David Michael Maurer’s Mendo’s Carousel comes alive with the performance of Edi Gathegi as its deuteragonist in a frictious story ...
