The Playboy of Park Slope: A Rom-Com That You Won’t Tire Of
Contrary to the title, director Joe Acierno’s The Playboy Of Park Slope is the story of Shawn, who is anything ...
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Where The Truth Lies: The Dying Embers Of A Love About To Be Lost
Director Anant Mehra offers 13:25 minutes of what seems like a visual essay, of a very painful dissection of a ...
Waves: A Monochromatic Depiction Of A Very Grey Subject
Anant Mehra does it again. He picks a sensitive topic, neatly unfolds it for his audience and lets the story ...
Snowflakes: Living and Resilience in Little Ones
Sabrina Stoll’s Snowflakes is an animated 6-minute drama about finding a spark of magic in bleak circumstances. Charly, its tiny ...
Providence: Infinity and the Limits Placed on It
Anant Mehra’s Providence is a 13-minute horror about vows that last and succeed lifetimes. Powers that are also curses are ...
Critically Acclaimed: Being an Actor and Performing Celebrityhood
Thomas Loone’s Critically Acclaimed is a film about being in films. Particularly, it is about new actors, independent cinema, and ...
La Leyenda del Sombrerón: Dream and Reality Merge into an Exitless Maze
Enrique A. Mendoza's La Leyenda del Sombrerón is a 9-minute horror that has its own take on the Guatemalan legend. Taking ...
Chekhov’s: A Work Of Art: Refinement, and All the Measures to Preserve its Illusion
Nick Burton’s Chekhov’s: A Work of Art is a 14-minute adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s short story of the same name. ...
A Feast That Never Comes: Intertwining Lives and the Accompanying Grief
Maria Juranic’s A Feast That Never Comes is a 16-minute experimental dance film exploring four characters’ interiority, and relationships with ...
Bubble: The Real and Theatrical Drama of Plastic
Bo Zhang’s Bubble is the product of a happy confluence with theatre. The story of a woman choking on a ...
