I Could Dom: Rom-Com That Goes Hard on the Comedy
Madison Hatfield’s I Could Dom is a film this writer would watch again and again and twice on Christmas. A ...
Madison Hatfield’s I Could Dom is a film this writer would watch again and again and twice on Christmas. A ...
Devon Avery’s famed One-Minute Time Machine, written by Sean Crouch, is certainly entertaining, carrying that specific 2010s charm and sense ...
Adam Linkenhelt’s A Close Encounter is a sex comedy detailing the meet-cute between two passengers on a near-empty flight. At ...
With the 18-minute film Bob, written by Dan Brier, director Drew Bierut makes a sweetly peculiar comedy that does not ...
A story with digital life as the common denominator between its two forking arcs, Joe Jennings Jr.’s #ISFJ follows four ...
Balancing satire with sincerity, Zanah Thirus’ The Love You Want Exists teases its characters while also allowing space for serious ...
One would not necessarily expect to be moved by a film about finding love through big data, and one would ...
Writer-Director Colin Thomas Jennings’s Li’l Chit Chat is a 9:23 minutes long romantic comedy – but hold your reigns, it ...
Written, directed and edited by Caleb Knueven, Stadium is a 8:41-minute short film capturing the inevitable truth that so many ...
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