The Itch
Two first time robbers plan to steal from the house of a couple who are having marital issues.
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An Itch To Scratch
A man must resist the urge to scratch.
Itch
A young woman’s troubling memories manifest first as physical irritation, then as phantasmic monsters.
*itch
A naive women lives with an evil, magical witch.
Eastern Europe's Answer to Itchy and Scratchy
"Unfinished animated bit I did in my spare time while working at a studio using the characters from the short "Worker and Parasite" from the Krusty the Clown sequence from The Simpsons".
The Itch
Itching
The Five Year Itch & Other Shorts
Get five short "underground" films from director Andy Halliday in one set. Made over the years fom 2004 to 2012 with limited resources, these passion projects are truly independent. Tackling comedy, romance, fantasy and
Itching
A short film by Cathy Marriott-Brown
The Three Year Itch
A young man battles his addiction during a three year milestone.
Operation: Big Itch
A young man with a perfect job, a perfect flat and a perfect life watches it all go up in flames as an uncontrollable itch slowly invades his peace.
The Seven Year Itch
Itchy
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The Itch
The desire to create overshadowed by a desperate desire to be good. A frantic state of wanting and the paralysis that accompanies it.
Itch
Jules starts to have a few concerns during her second date Thomas, an awkward man with an infectious charm...
A Diabolical Itching
A boy armed with itching powder makes a nuisance of himself, spraying everyone in sight.
The Itch
On June 16, 2015 Donald Trump was a mosquito bite.
The Itch
When an abandoned painting comes to life to haunt its owner, can the two reconcile?. A story exploring identity.
So Extremely Itchy
You are itchy, and Gordy (your electronic doctor) is going to caluclate your diagnosis.
Itch
Staggeringly simple films: a man itching his back, a man thinking, a man yawning, but like the works of Samuel Beckett, these minute gestures stand in as grand statements of the human condition, akin to the films of Bas