The (Other) 700 Club: A Documentary That Lets You Peek Into A Sidelined Community
What director Araque Blanco hopes to achieve through his 9:54-minute long documentary is to let his audience know that there ...
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Out Of Water: A Fantastical Tale Of Myths, Fables & Friendship
Madi Stine’s Out Of Water is a stunning work of creative genius, touching performances and stellar production design. All of ...
Here: Fleeting Moments Of Life Slowed Down For The Drama-Loving Audience
Pranav Kothary’s Here is a story for every generation, although it’s set to ring a bell for the millennials. A ...
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 ...
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 ...
Folded Whispers: A Body of Work Spanning Fifteen Years
Mark Anthony Thomas, Jordon Rooney, and Shane McFarland’s Folded Whispers is a 25-minute documentary on Thomas’s first performance as a ...
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 ...
Order 27: Two Men in the eye of Nuclear Armageddon
Thomas Wheeler’s Order 27 is an alternative history thriller that doubles as a comedy. Exploring the alternative of an actual ...
