Say Their Names: A Turning Of Tables On The Public
Christian Heiche’s Say Their Names is a documentary, a tribute with righteous anger, to victims of systemic racism manifesting through ...
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Bottom Of The Night: A Comedy Of Failed And Successful Revenge Missions
Joe Mitchell’s Bottom Of The Night is a 15-minute comedy featuring the director as a cop pulling a revenge prank ...
Shutter the Doors: Grieving The Loss Of A Meaningful Place
Sheri Sussman’s Shutter the Doors is keenly poignant in a post-COVID world. A 14-minute proof-of-concept about the shutting down of ...
A Sickness: Building Horror With A Play On The Senses
Guy Soulsby’s 10-minute horror A Sickness is a gratifying indulgence in atmospheric horror. Following a man going about his day ...
Lifeblood: A River, And The God And Land It Sustains
Nicholas Tory’s animated short Lifeblood pays tribute to Bourke shire, a New South Wales town with centuries of Aboriginal history. ...
Remind Me in an Hour: The Mechanics Of Comfortable Relationships
Raphael Frost Gonzalez’s Remind Me in an Hour is a surprisingly complex examination of romantic relationships for a premise as ...
I Don’t Know: A Comedy Of Cosmic Magnitude
Veronika Bolotina’s I Don’t Know (co-written with Jacob Eriksson) is a very masculine Inside Out (2015) with a hint of ...
Groomsday: The Price Of Others’ Cruelty
Kyle Coffman’s Groomsday, featuring Trystan Colburn in a second collaboration with Coffman, chronicles the story of a couple from their ...
Kaiketsu: A Tribute Rooted In Admiration
Joseph Kusic’s Kaiketsu, co-written with Ryan Thie,is a revenge drama, following a samurai disciple who travels across continents to avenge ...
Borrowed Time: A Portrait Of Familial Grief
Ginevra Gentili’s 19-minute Borrowed Time is a visually beautiful drama about three generations of women faced with grief while older ...
