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The 19-minute supernatural thriller Infinity draws a picture of London where the robotic coexists with the occult, and what’s more, ...

Pat Bradley’s Double Zero, a proof of concept thriller, is brimming with uncertainty. A story about two criminals, the job ...

Opening with a grandmother-granddaughter at a beach, Drifting Boat contends on the one hand with the unceasing desire to regain ...

Where It’s Beautiful When It Rains is bathed in worthwhile nostalgia. Directed by Harley Chamandy, the film puzzles over large-scale ...

Writer/director/editor Gabriel De Varona’s 14:22-minute-long Love & Hunger is a spicy tale of two estranged lovers and their star-crossed journey ...

Written, directed and edited by Allen Childress, Developing Agents is a 23:11-minute long experimental short that explores the mind of ...

Sherice Griffiths’ 09:20-minute long Killing For A Living is a laughathon through and through. Filled with puns, slapstick humour and ...

Ivan Dimitrov’s Khaos is high on ideas. And, in little under 7-minute, he manages to skillfully create the ambiance that ...

Writer-director Barak Shpiez’s 12:35-minute-long Vax manages to create the same suspense and brooding urgency that feature-length films on medical-conspiracy-thrillers do. ...

Writer-director-editor Corbin Cox’s Time Machine - California Love Letters - PART II is a segment of a multi-part series that ...