In a documentary presented by Errol Morris and directed by Daniel Lombroso, a grandmother reckons with her sister’s sudden disappearance during the Second World War.<br />
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The story behind the film: https://www.newyorker.com/cult....ure/the-new-yorker-d

Lost in the trappings of his own success, Jeremy embarks on a journey of self discovery. <br />
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Official selection Fantasia Film Festival 2023<br />
Special section Uppsala Short Film Festival 2023<br />
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A film by Andrew Duncan<br />
Production Pral

Two dudes think they found the cure for zombie bites.<br />
SXSW <br />
Telluride Horror Show<br />
Shivers <br />
Monsterfest GOLDEN LOMAX<br />
Mutoscope<br />
Berlin FIlm Night<br />
Nevermore BEST SHORT US/CANADA & AUDIENCE AWARD BEST SHORT US/CANADA<br />
Regard<br />
Landshut<br />
Panic Fest <br />
Florida<br />
Brussels Fantastic <br />
Calgary Underground<br />
Bonebat<br />
Fantaspoa <br />
Milwaukee <br />
Cabane A Sang <br />
Dark Bridges SILVER AUDIENCE AWARD - SHORT<br />
Portland Horror<br />
Hyperreal Film Club<br />
Southside <br />
StokerCon <br />
Chattanooga <br />
InFest <br />
Six Feet Under Horror Fest FUNNIEST SHORT<br />
Snake Alley<br />
Fantosfreak FIRST PLACE<br />
Fantasia <br />
Houston Horror <br />
Popcorn Frights <br />
Defy <br />
Ravenheart <br />
FRIGHTFEST <br />
Genreblast<br />
Sydney Underground <br />
MotelX <br />
Skate Or Die <br />
Southern Horror Showcase<br />
Court Metrange <br />
El Paso<br />
Charlotte<br />
Bolton BEST THREE MINUTE QUICKIE<br />
Dark Red<br />
Joe Bob World Drive-In HUBIE<br />
Eerie Horror <br />
Dead Of Night <br />
Screamfest <br />
Brooklyn Horror <br />
Atlanta Horror BEST MICRO SHORT<br />
Halloweenapalooza BEST ONE-LINER<br />
Mayhem <br />
Happenstance <br />
TOHORROR Fantastic <br />
Dead and Sudburied<br />
Spasm<br />
Knoxville Horror<br />
Celluloid Screams <br />
Vancouver Horror Show <br />
Hysteria Fest <br />
IMAGINE <br />
FilmQuest <br />
Winter Chills <br />
24fps International <br />
Anomoly<br />
Southern Screen <br />
La Vieja Encina BEST SHORT FILM - NON-SPANISH <br />
Zubroffka BEST MIDNIGHT SHORT<br />
Courts Mais Trash

The woman and the man are in a room, a gecko sits in a terrarium, several flies are circling a lamp. Gradually we find more and more dependencies and analogies between their activities and observed elements as the rhythm of their universes accelerates. The microcosms shown seem to interact rhythmically and belong to some cosmic order.<br />
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<br />
written, designed and directed by Marta Magnuska<br />
animation: Marta Magnuska, Mārtiņš Dūmiņš, Kristīne Zvirbule<br />
editing: Ewa Golis, Marta Magnuska<br />
sound: Michał Fojcik MPSE<br />
producers: Piotr Szczepanowicz, Grzegorz Wacławek<br />
line producer: Karolina Barciszewska<br />
co-producer: Sabine Andersone<br />
production: Animoon<br />
co-production: Atom Art<br />
Production & Promotion co-financed by the Polish Film Institute

Synopsis: <br />
Maria Luisa is ready to escape immigration limbo, but when her green<br />
card interview takes an unexpected turn, she faces the anxiety of<br />
losing the life she had planned.<br />
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<br />
Director: Luis Fernando Puente<br />
Screenwriter: Luis Fernando Puente<br />
Producer: Rollins Wimber<br />
Producer: Lizde Arias<br />
Assistant Producer: Elizabeth K. Martinez<br />
Executive Producers: Rachel B. Davis,<br />
Brandon Cummings, Robert Machoian. Laura Heberton<br />
Cinematography: Oscar Ignacio Jiménez<br />
1st AC: Mars Moreno Lee<br />
Production Design: Elizabeth Harrison Valle<br />
Hair and Makeup: Marcelle Leon<br />
Edited By: Marshal Davis<br />
Composer: Jorge Murcia<br />
Sound Design: Erik Naumann<br />
Color: J. Cody Baker<br />
Production Designer: Elizabeth Harrison Valle<br />
Principal Cast: Alejandra Herrera, Enoc Oteo, Cherie Julander, <br />
<br />
Thumbnail by Mathew Chadbourne<br />
<br />
OFFICIAL SELECTION:<br />
Sundance Film Festival <br />
Montclair Film Festival<br />
South side Film Festival Bethlehem, PA<br />
Deserscape International Film Festival<br />
HollyShorts Film Festival<br />
Shorts Not Pants<br />
Salute Your Shorts Festival<br />
Calgary International Film Festival<br />
Mallorca International Film Festival<br />
Loft Film Fest<br />
Hill Country Film Festival<br />
Cleveland International Film Festival<br />
Indie Memphis Film Festival<br />
Sun Valley Film Festival<br />
Houston Latino Film Festival<br />
Brooklyn Film Festival<br />
Aspen ShortsFest<br />
Guanajuato International Film Festival<br />
Nashville Film Festival<br />
Santa Bárbara International Film Festival<br />
Julien Dubuque International Film Festival<br />
Florida Film Festival<br />
San Luis Obispo International Film Festival <br />
Palm Springs International ShortsFest<br />
The Micheaux Film Festival<br />
Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival<br />
Atlantic International Film Festival<br />
New York Latino Film Festival<br />
Lone Star Film Festival <br />
<br />
WINNER:<br />
Nevada City Film Festival: Winner Best Film<br />
Nevada City Film Festival: Winner Best Short Film<br />
Cine Las Americas International Film Festival: Best Hecho en Tejas <br />
Dallas International Film Festival: Best Short Film<br />
44 CineFestival San Antonio: Best Texas Short Film<br />
Fear No Film: Utah Short Film of The Year<br />
Fear No Film: Best Conematography

After 100 years of progress, AI bots have finally become too human for their own good.<br />
A TED Film<br />
Starring Rebecca Front and Hugh Skinner<br />
Directed by Chris Vernon and Emerald Fennell <br />
Written by James Ross Edwards<br />
Produced by Mother London

for Time Magazine<br />
DP Drew Bienenmann<br />
editor Sage Price<br />
produce by Vacation Theory

winter 2016<br />
<br />
production company: Ways & Means<br />
Producer: Taylor Vandegrift<br />
DP: Andrew Wheeler<br />
PD: Margaux Rust

2014 <br />
<br />
www.jimmymarble.com<br />
<br />
directed by Jimmy Marble<br />
Production Co.: Ways & Means<br />
Executive Producers: Lana Kim / Jett Steiger<br />
Producer: Sage Price<br />
DP: Kelly Moore<br />
Production Designer: Ashley Fenton<br />
Hair/Makeup: Laura Peyer<br />
Stylist: Chandra Chavez<br />
Colorist: Bossi Baker<br />
Staring: Bethany Toews<br />
With: Eric Johnson, Joey Bookout, Hannah R. Black, Kevin Malloy, Asma Kamara, Anabella Casanova, Dominique Generaux, Jillian Kliewer, Alix Isom, Michael Buchanan, Ana Coto, Georgia Stockwell, Avi Taylor, Jon Brown, Brent Worcester

Watch if you weird. <br />
"Painting with Joan" starring Kerri Kenney, Directed by Jack Henry Robbins. <br />
<br />
Written by Jack Henry Robbins + Nunzio Randazzo<br />
Produced by Delaney Schenker<br />
DP- Nate Gold<br />
Production Design- Jenell Randall<br />
Costumes- James Harris Jr.<br />
Hair and Makeup Artist - Valene Del Rosario<br />
Edited by- Rack Jabbins<br />
In partnership with JASH and Oscilliscope films <br />
<br />
You can help us bring you more of Joan, and so much high res 240p content with a pledge to our VHYes! feature film Kickstarter!<br />
LINK: http://vhyeskickstarter.fun/

"Final Offer" by Mark Slutsky<br />
<br />
A down-on-his-luck lawyer awakes in a doorless room to find he's been selected to negotiate on behalf of the human race.

Consigned to the care of her lonely uncle, nine-year-old Ellie encounters a bizarre sushi-vomiting kitchen appliance, triggering an avalanche of vibrant nightmares that seep into reality.<br />
<br />
Written and Directed by Jayden Rathsam Hua<br />
<br />
Jayden's Website: https://www.jaydenrathsamhua.com<br />
Jayden's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jayden_rathsam_hua/<br />
<br />
Support Jayden's next project, BELLOE: https://artists.australianculturalfund.org.au/s/project/a2EMn000001uq57MAA/belloe<br />
<br />
Geneva Phan as "Ellie"<br />
Felino Dolloso as "Donnie"<br />
Jodine Muir as "Caroline"<br />
Natasha Cheng as "Infomercial Demonstrator"<br />
Written/Directed by Jayden Rathsam Hua<br />
Produced by Philippa Silva and Jayden Rathsam Hua<br />
Cinematography by Sam Steinle<br />
Production Design by Calum Wilson Austin<br />
Costume Design by Melinda Cluer<br />
Sound by Sam Grimshaw and Sean Doyle<br />
Music by Scott Majidi<br />
Edited by Gus O'Brien Cavanough

A grandmother reads her grandchild a story called ‘The Gigantic Change’. The story of how, back in 2020, when the world was on the brink of collapse, humanity came together and worked harder than ever to save the environment.<br />
<br />
Statistical correction:<br />
It has come to light that the statistic referenced at 02:33 in the film is from a scientific paper which is now outdated. Instead of 'almost half of all species on Earth will be extinct’, a more accurate current estimate is 'up to 1 million more species could be extinct, due to human activity’.<br />
<br />
www.thegiganticchange.com <br />
<br />
Grandmother - Whoopi Goldberg<br />
Granddaughter - Livia Nelson<br />
Directors - George Lewin & Nicola Jane Francis<br />
Story - George Lewin<br />
Screenplay - Nicola Jane Francis & Josh Hughes<br />
Producer - Serena Schellenberg<br />
Executive Producer - Belle Palmer at Passion Pictures<br />
Designer & Animator - Nicola Jane Francis<br />
Sound Design - Chris Banks<br />
Music - Simon Chamberlain<br />
Casting Director - Nicci Topping Casting CSA<br />
Livia Nelson Represented by Creative kidz and Co<br />
VO Record - Factory Studios<br />
Partnership Consultant - Sarah Greenfield Clark

Director - Kyra & Constantin<br />
Music from http://www.singing-bell.com/

Production Co: Prettybird<br />
Executive Producer Suzanne Hargrove<br />
Line Producer Tina Palvides<br />
<br />
Voice actors:<br />
Geoff Ross<br />
Stefanie Lynch<br />
Spencer Sheridan<br />
Julia Pott<br />
Brendan Clifford<br />
Naomi Ekperigin<br />
Ted Tremper<br />
Liz Fohl<br />
Billy Chew<br />
Joey Romaine<br />
Natalie Garcia-Mayor<br />
<br />
Music by Alessandro Tabora

Each of us are part of a greater whole, a community that grows stronger together especially when it’s open to all. Leanne Pelosi, Jess Kimura, Marion Haerty, Mary Rand, and Amanda Hankison show us just that. A unique look at these inspiring athletes that make up one hell of a portfolio. This one is for the next generation of riders carving their own paths.

A short animation exploring the concept of 'Worldview'.<br />
Working in collaboration with Theos Think Tank, Culham St Gabriel's Trust and Canterbury Christ Church University.<br />
<br />
Directed, animated & designed by Emily Downe<br />
Words by Emily Downe, Trevor Cooling and Bob Bowie<br />
Music & Sound by Jan Willem de With

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CLIENT : ALIMA<br />
AGENCY : SOCIALCLUB https://socialclub.paris/<br />
DIRECTOR : THEO GOTTLIEB https://theogottlieb.com/<br />
PRODUCTION : BIRTH https://www.birth.tv/<br />
MUSIC : JONATHAN FITAS https://www.jonathanfitas.com/<br />
ANIMATION : Gabriel Chagas & Daniel Bruson<br />
ANIMATION COMPOSITING - Daniel Bruson<br />
ANIMATION DIRECTION : Daniel Bruson https://vimeo.com/danielbruson

One extract from a series of 10 commissioned video installations by Ben Briand.<br />
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<br />
Artist<br />
http://www.benbriand.com<br />
<br />
Music By<br />
http://www.basilhogios.com.au