The History of Nipples: Dark Comedy, Dark Red Horror
Bailey Tom Bailey’s The History of Nipples has taken one man’s existential crisis caused by his nipples and turned it ...
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Hazel’s Eyes: Apocalypses And The Continuation Of Humanity
A film made in a mere 48 hours as part of a filmmaking challenge, Hazel’s Eyes is a surprisingly taut ...
Boomslang 2: The Dinner: Return To A Serial Killer And His Exacting Tastes
Justin Schwan’s Boomslang 2: The Dinner sees the return of the eponymous Erik Boomslang. Written by Allen Osborne (who also ...
The West Virginian Starfish: On Following Distant Ghosts
A story that explores the dual ideas of letting go and persevering, The West Virginian Starfish is set in a ...
Nobody’s Boy: Desperation and Its Sometimes Deadly Ends
Harrison J. Bahe’s 32-minute Nobody’s Boy is a bitter tale of adjusting to life at rock bottom until it is ...
Mijo: A Celebration Of Identity And Fashion
Mazdey’s Mijo is an unrestrained celebration of fashion, colour and vibrancy. With its extensive use of jump cuts, it picks ...
Hostile Architecture: The Horror of Built-in Cruelty
Robb Jayne’s Hostile Architecture approaches the menace of its titular subject through the character of its suddenly homeless protagonist, Kirsty. ...
I’m Here Too: Raising Awareness Through Detail
Brendan Byrne and Marissa Kaye co-directed I’m Here Too attempts to raise awareness about depression and suicide risk through the ...
Moment: An Interplay of Time and Fate
Moment, Geoffrey Uloth’s 22-minute sci-fi about a homeless girl’s brush with death, deals with a particular kind of fantasy: the ...
Ladies and Gentlemen: The Road To Comedy Is A Horror Story
In Ladies and Gentlemen, Gabriel Oliva puts the blinding spotlight on the excruciating awkwardness of trying to make it in ...
