Something Real
Reydon, a young man who spends his days playing 'Battle' in a perfect, utopian society, realises that he has grown tired of his faultless lifestyle and wants to find something more meaningful to achieve. However, his fri
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Reydon, a young man who spends his days playing 'Battle' in a perfect, utopian society, realises that he has grown tired of his faultless lifestyle and wants to find something more meaningful to achieve. However, his fri
A short movie that captures the brilliance of a momentary expression of a girl who challenges a unicycle.
Something From Nothing takes you on a stand-up comedy tour during the pandemic from a comedians perspective, filmed in the parking lot of a diner in Queens, NY. The film shares the story of Jay Nog and his family during
A 13-year-old girl and her two friends fall asleep watching a monster movie and are literally sucked into its world.
This is what it's like to edit.
A guy helps a stranger and gives him a place to stay under the condition that he would work for him. Soon his intentions become more sinister and his tasks become more sadistic.
through the eyes of some stranger.
Daniela and Dan deal with body dysmorphic disorder, which possesses bodies in a world that invisibilizes an existent body diversity. Through their voices, they transport us into a distorted reality with fragments of thei
The author takes the audience through his failed ideas for films he wanted to make for the first Movie Jam in the Student Cultural Center in Belgrade.
"The cinema of solidarity" is one of the propositions that compose the Some Strings program. Some strings is rooted in that which stains the screens of history: in Palestine, where poet and teacher Refaat Alareer, like
Sakda Kaewbuadee (Tong) describes a dream in which he and his friend Somchai are in room filled with massive collection of books.
The video-dance “Sombra da Ausência” is the result of Patrícia Vital's scholarship for creation and experimentation in dance at the Instituto de Artes do Pará, and is based on the poem of the same name by Antônio Moura.
In this subversive short, Nancy Andrews plays with form to examine ways of conforming to standard norms of beauty. In the process, she redefines the purpose behind the saying, "to have work done".
Using cut-out and additive animation with madcap sound effects, Somersaulter-Moats and Somersaulter follow a cartoonified JP as he talks about connecting dots both literal and metaphorical.