The Motions Is A Very Human Take on Our Right to Die
Writer-Director Frank Donnangelo's short film 'The Motions' touches on the issue of 'Right to Die' with a raw exploration of relationships ...
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La Piel De Ayer: A Masterful Tribute To The Victims Of A Tragedy
“Creatures that shed their skin forget the past. I envy the immobile trees that can die standing.” The first lines ...
The Story Of Transition ‘From Black Into Beauty’
‘Art is self-discovery’. This quote definitely conveys the crux of Dean Houlihan’s short ‘From Black Into Beauty’. Houlihan, who holds ...
‘California Hot-Dog Champions’: A Horrockumentary To Make You Scream and Laugh
As writer-director Fred Cavender calls it, ‘California Hot- Dog Champions’ is a “horrockumentary” about a rock band filming a documentary ...
Where’s Lilli? Is A Tale About Finding Inspiration & Conquering Fears
‘Where’s Lilli?’ is a delightful short film that touches one's heart with its very simple premise and brilliant execution. Directed ...
‘Hazel’ Is An Odyssey Into The Parallel Universe
A well-crafted narrative that’s tightly knit to showcase a world of endless possibilities, that’s ‘Hazel’ for you. At 6:23 minutes, ...
‘This Is Me’ Shows What It’s Like To Remember Yourself When Everything Else Is Falling Apart
Lydia Isnanto’s 'This Is Me' explores PTSD’s sneak attacks, visualizing and dramatizing what it feels like to the victim. Sandy ...
‘Neon Heart’: Nothing Shines Brighter Than A Musical Heart
Written and directed by Calin Butnaru, ‘Neon Heart’ is the story of a pianist, who is troubled. It follows his ...
Martha: A Mother’s Worst Nightmare Plays Out For Real!
Co-directors McKinley Benson & Enzo Hui's ‘Martha’ singularly focuses on a mother’s woes at accepting her son’s decision of moving ...
‘Unregistered’ Is A Relevant Sci-Fi That Asks Tough Questions
Sophia Banks’ 'Unregistered' follows Rekker and Ata in a dystopian future where, to control population, the law restricts you to ...
