🔥 Popular Films

For the past year Rose has been a Carer for Jane, who has Early On-Set Alzheimer's. Today Jane is being moved in to a Care Home, but if Rose can get Jane to remember her daughter again, she might not have to leave. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wo6dcjbJkp0 AWARDS:

“The Switch” Documentary, a look into the lives/policies of political party switchers and a conversation about how it appears for blacks in American as they vote Democrat, Republican and Independent. The goals for this film are to allow all parties an opportunity to listen to each other’s viewpoints without judgement, as they become educated, inspired and gain knowledge about all political affiliations and their motives. Blacks have been separated from the wealth of America for far too long, it’s time we stand together with unity. The Switch is thought provoking and will give viewers the opportunity to look outside of their familiar place. AWARDS:

In the middle of the forest, running is the only solution for this man. AWARDS:

On a late-night train, a blind beggar asks for alms. The eight passengers in the carriage all avert their gaze, each preoccupied with their own concerns. But when the beggar drops behind him a crumpled fifty-dollar note, eyes start to falter. Tension breaks out into a brawl just as the train announces its arrival at the next station. It is at that moment that the beggar makes an ironic re-entrance, but this time the passengers’ gaze are transfixed onto him, no longer ashamed to hide their suspicion about his identity. What will be the consequence of their decisions, driven by blind greed? AWARDS:

Something's gone foul in the pen, a young copper seeks justice by interrogating the incontinent inmates. Dewey investigates who in the nursery popped his birthday balloon by enlisting best friend, Alex T. to help sniff out the culprit in this animated film noir. AWARDS:

The narrative film is about a central character looking for the source of his problems. He feels a terrible need for the culprit, for all the bad things in his life, because he himself is certainly not responsible for it. In search of an opponent, he delves into his family, society, and world leadership. When he does not find a good reason for his troubles in all this, he delves into nature and God. He finds no reason for his anger, the hypocriticalness of the central character escalates. In the end, we find that the source of all the bad is his own inner voice. The highlight of the film is a confrontation with oneself. Original/Alternative Title: Mali jaz, Egotrip AWARDS:

Set in modern day suburbia, a women calls the police on an unfamiliar Black man in her neighborhood. Shot during the pandemic, this film explores white privilege and that Black Lives Matter. AWARDS:

Ginevra, a young woman, goes to a sparsely habited island in search of her ex-partner André: a journey into the intimate and somewhat decadent essence aesthetic of island life and of a relationship at the end of the line. AWARDS:

In a quiet and small town in Calabria, there was a young girl named Martina who was leading a normal life, or so it seemed. Her mother was a shadow in the girl’s life: behind her back, Martina hides a discomfort that kept her isolated from the world. Plunged into a nightmare, Martina tries to react by involving her mother in her daily life without any success. Her mother was too busy with her duties to pay attention to the decision that her daughter has made. AWARDS:

A Western Noir. In this stylized, short western, a weary, aging Lawman, alone in a cabin, prepares to meet his Outlaw nemesis. The wary Outlaw arrives and they reunite for a brief, reluctant truce. The Lawman offers the Outlaw a chance to end a lifetime of duplicity, but the price of redemption is high. AWARDS:

Marianna of Jewish-Russian descent, born in Germany, proudly presents her family tree at school. Contrary to her parents who are afraid of antisemitic attacks, she confesses to be Jewish. AWARDS:

MILES is a proof-of-concept short film about blurring the boundaries of humanity and technology, set in the teenage off-roading world of California. To create the short, the filmmakers embedded themselves in authentic dirt bike culture, shooting actual teenage motocross athletes in a documentary style alongside emerging young actors. MILES is the story of a teenage dirt bike rider who stumbles upon M.A.X., an escaped prototype of the most advanced military creation in history. Miles explores M.A.X.'s abilities and the creature quickly develops into something fiercely loyal, intelligent and nearly unstoppable. Soon, he discovers that M.A.X. was developed in absolute secrecy as a remotely controllable beast, engineered to replace American soldiers on the front lines, and kill autonomously. As M.A.X. becomes less conspicuous and as their bond grows stronger, Miles is forced to make decisions that will affect not only his life but also the lives of those closest to him.

When a VO artist with extreme social anxiety has to make a great first impression at her husband's company party to secure his long-awaited promotion, what's the worst that could happen? AWARDS:

‘’7 Blind Men’’ is a dark comedy which is inspired by the mystical and authentic aesthetics and narrative structure of the "Wednesday is Wednesday" an anonymous folk parable and a parable “An Arab Who Enters the Qalandar Mosque in Persia’’ in Farid ud-Din Attar’s Mantiq Ut-Tair (The Conference of the Birds). Original/Alternative Title: 7 Blind Men AWARDS:

Cleo is anxiously trying to plan her own birthday party.

A couple months after losing his best friend Scooby and the team breaking up Shaggy is a broken man. He’s lost all will to continue mystery solving without the team and most of all without Scooby. Shaggy must find a new passion for mystery solving and a new way of life that he long thought to be impossible. This film explores themes of loss, depression, uncertainty, and betrayal through the unfamiliar lens of Shaggy/Norville Rogers. AWARDS:

A short artistic film with a message of hope on the daily activities of a North American family during the COVID-19 quarantine of mid-March-April 2020. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRWFAL54JCk AWARDS:

“We knew they were building something in the parking lot outside. We felt the house shaking and saw how the door frame and the stairwell burst.” In a vibrant short film, Astrid Askberger tells the story of how it feels to get a new wall ten meters from her window. The film depicts how people become tiles in a larger game, but also how they with their own initiatives can find ways to relate to the rules of the game. In a poetic view of an individual event, something larger is caught, about us as human beings, the system and a sneaky notion of urban infill projects. Original/Alternative Title: Väggen AWARDS:

An actor experiences self doubt and imposter syndrome until she has a conversation with her inner-self to find a unique way of accepting who she is. https://vimeo.com/671588679 AWARDS:

"Chimes rang on doors unseen would they open up anew?" A monotonous life, an insignificant job, an unfinished book and severe somnambulism. These are Francesco's traveling companions, a frustrated literature teacher unhappy with his job. The unfortunate man's footsteps struggle through days that are all too similar to each other, and then continue, with sad awareness from the lead, into the night hours, through memories, nightmares and personal traumas. Francesco is alone, tired and abandoned to a daily routine that oppresses him, forcing him to survive, in the daylight hours, until nightfall, then bringing him face to face with his most ruthless nightmares. AWARDS:

Life in an ordinary pub is disrupted by the intrusion of a weird and authoritative woman who starts bullying the customers as if they were puppets. But is it just a game? AWARDS:

John loves to make obnoxious comments online, but when Lisa, the woman from work he has a crush on, blocks him, he downloads the Trolls Anonymous app to get around her online defenses. The troll from the app materializes as a giant troll in his living room and forces John to make his most hateful comment yet to Lisa or die himself.

There might be a chance for Salvatore to finally see his novel published, if he only managed to go deeper on the mother-son relationship that he describes in the novel, something that has to face in his real life as well. AWARDS:

Unraveling Homo sapiens! Absurdist theatrical shorts meet sketch comedy; think David Ives’ “All in the Timing.” EXPLICIT. Each episode 2-3 sketches, B&W.. Also proof-of-concept for 30 min TV live-to-tape or broadcast. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIXgIGl0uAU