Love You Tyler: Diamonds and Kisses for Tyler(s)
Ari Itkin and Devon Diffenderfer’s Love You Tyler is the kind of comedy that might let you guess the ending ...
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The Package: Opening An Unasked for Box
Melanie Thompson’s The Package is the un-parodying and un-porning of a familiar porn trope: the solitary woman and the delivery ...
Anglerfish: A Remedy to Bad Relationships
Miles Schneegass-Wilson’s Anglerfish is a portrait of its protagonist through the people in her life. For the duration of the ...
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 ...
Vacation: Making Do with Nothing, and Loving it
Danny Corey’s Vacations is an absurdist comedy that delights in whimsy and eccentricity, especially if it is in reaction to mindlessness. Four ...
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. ...
Silver Screen Suicide: Reality and the Present Clash with Reel and the Past
Kyle Hartford’s Silver Screen Suicide is a 10-minute flirtation with classical Hollywood. The life of a man frustrated by his circumstances ...
Secrets, Swipes and Lies: Chasing Highs Everywhere
Dezera Page’s five-episode Secrets, Swipes and Lies takes sex addiction and gives it a salacious turn. Over the five episodes, ...
Parasomnia: Sleep Paralysis in Bite-sized Horror
Jalen Tellis’ Parasomnia is a 8-minute horror film based around the terror of sleep paralysis. Its protagonist, a man struggling ...
