Line of Fire: A Tragedy of Teen Rebellion Against Brutal Childhoods
Weston Porter’s Line of Fire works as well as it does because of its cast. A story of two teenagers ...
Weston Porter’s Line of Fire works as well as it does because of its cast. A story of two teenagers ...
Emma Grey Rose’s super short experimental film Lucid is exactly one minute long, and succinctly illustrates the experience of the ...
Zachary Karem’s sci-fi Anemoia explores nostalgia for times other than these, theirs, ours. A true example of the allure of ...
Ricardo Lorenzo’s dark comedy The Super Exciting Gang comes with fantastic graphics and a plot so absurd it starts to ...
Kama Sood’s 11-minute My David, a thriller drama, mixes pity and suspicion into an uncanny hour of socialising between a ...
Michael Rogan’s 10-minute drama The Guitarist follows an afternoon of profound change in the life of the eponymous, washed up ...
Nick Fascitelli’s comedy King Ed is trippy and touching and funny in that self-conscious, meta way we all love and ...
Chris Wu, the director and cinematographer behind Emde’s Lost All Care music video, adds the right kind of stylisation to ...
Perhaps one of the finest shorts to come out this year, Director/editor Arón Holden’s Dear Imelda set in a bucolic ...
Courtney Miller’s Love Music Shelter is a 19-minute glimpse into a feature length script that charts a talented, teenage, homeless ...
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