How do you get your life back in order when you experience a great loss? We have all felt the...
Read moreAry Zara's An Avocado Pit shares a universal understanding that we all need to respect one another in the game...
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Read moreI suspect that a lot of viewers will think of their family as they watch Liz Sargent's considerate and compelling...
Read moreAbortion has always been hot-button issue in America, and the more we learn about personal stories, the more we can...
Read moreTom Stuart's Good Boy could find its way onto the Academy's Live Action Short shortlist for its memorable performances and...
Read moreOne phone call can alter the course of your entire life. In the case for a young woman seeking an...
Read moreDarren Harou Rae's Nisei feels personal from the very first frame. The injustices brought on to Japanese-Americans during World War...
Read moreCuriosity bounces off of every shadow and every fluorescent light in Ary Zara's transfixing and alluring drama, An Avocado Pit....
Read more"Everything seems to have stacked up in your favor," an officer tells an excited pilot in Iain Softley's heartwarming short...
Read moreI have never had the pleasure (or horror?) of living in New York City, but I've always gotten the impression...
Read moreThe Wake will keep you on the edge of your seat. What starts as a carefully drawn family drama plunges...
Read moreI thought about my brother a lot throughout Alden Ehrenreich's directorial debut, Shadow Brother Sunday. The film centers on two...
Read moreLiam LoPinto's The Old Young Crow is one of the most unique films in the Love Action Short race. By...
Read moreIn a darkened room, a young woman's body lays on a medical table awaiting to be washed before burial. Her...
Read moreBen Whishaw is having quite a year already. He received critical acclaim for his performance in Ira Sachs' steamy love...
Read more"After my mother passed, we moved from Iran to Tokyo. The trains...the streets...the people...Everything. It all spoke a different language."...
Read moreThere are pangs of longing throughout Liz Sargent's exhilaratingly gentle short, Take Me Home, that are accompanied by flashes of...
Read more"He's going to wear out his asshole," exclaims Charlie to his girlfriend, Thea, as they try to settle into bed...
Read moreWhat would you to do save a friend? In Sabina Vajrača's defiant and handsomely made short film, Sevap/Mitzvah, one Muslim woman...
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