🔥 Popular Films

Guru Déë Pród offers an incredible opportunity to come take a ride in his magical van. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPAg8Z6q_nk AWARDS:

A couple takes a chance on an odd, beautiful restaurant, only to learn looks are deceiving. AWARDS:

In a dystopian future, society is subjected to false idols and social control. While most bow their heads and look away, a random heroine decides that it is time to reveal the truth. AWARDS:

A Dark Comedy About The Dog-Eat-Dog World Of The Office Politics. AWARDS:

Tired of her housemate stealing her toiletries, Darcy takes a twisted revenge in this darkly comic parody of a 'How To' video. A dark, absurd comedy micro short shot on Super 8mm film with no editing.

A seemingly normal family man goes out for a date night with his wife, after a night spent drinking heavily and taking an assortment of drugs, things then take a nasty turn when they return home. AWARDS:

The murderer has been caught — but who is he? Why did he commit the crimes? Detective Mike Hamartia just can't stop thinking about it, and enlists his friends Detective Frank Sutter and Dr. Sarah Birch to help him think through the possibilities. But they don't have much time; an FBI unit is coming to take away their John Doe, and with him any hope they have of ever understanding what happened. AWARDS:

Umbra is intended as an artistic film. Its core motif of the search for oneself, answers the questions: Who am I? Why am I? How am I? AWARDS:

Oswald protects his girl from the advances of his rival for her attention.

In the early 1920s, the Felix the Cat cartoons were about the best and most popular cartoon shorts you could find. However, by the early 1930s, the series was dead. Why? Well, the biggest reason is that the films were very original and creative in the early versions--far ahead of their time. But the quality of the films didn't improve and the competition sure did. With the creation of Disney's first shorts using the Disney name, the quality clearly was better than Felix and instead of retooling the character dramatically to catch up to Mickey Mouse, the studio and its creator kept making the same sort of pictures. Here in "Felix the Cat in False Vases" they FINALLY did something creative--but it was much too little much too late. While Mickey was a talking mouse, here Felix and the rest of the characters have weird sound effects for voices and they were added post-production...and the results are pretty dreadful compared to the competition. Other than a few cute sight gags (such as having the dog dig to China so Felix could replace the broken vase), the character is pretty tame and less fun than his early 20s version. Sad to watch...mostly because it's not all that funny and Felix COULD be tremendously funny.

It's the story of Yolande, a little girl (about 12) who wanted to become a princess. Bombastus, her old father, has created a marvelous and big clock crowded with little characters (animated puppets). On each hour ring, one of the twelve knights of the clock comes into motion. They're all in love with the princess but a strong black knight doesn't agree... It's not a happy end. So Yolande will dive deep into her dreams, maybe to change the story. It's the second part of the movie. Sylph, master of this imaginary earth and Ondin, master of the aquatic world are the main characters. Yolande and then the man of her dreams join this strange world...

The great French filmmaker René Clair crafted this elegant sepia-toned profile of Paris's iconic landmark almost forty years after the Eiffel Tower took its first bow (at the 1889 Exposition Universelle). It clearly still fascinates and awes in this loving and playful tribute. LA TOUR takes the viewer first up and then down the mighty structure while also acting as a tribute to its eponymous designer, Gustave Eiffel. The film initially burrows into blueprints and photographs of the earliest stages of its construction ahead of the opening of the World's Fair but Clair's film revels in the completed structure itself, reverently scaling its heights and accompanying tourists on up through the various levels toward the topmost landing. Clair also makes strategic use of double exposures and dissolves in capturing the mechanical exuberance of the tower lifts (which help make the great swooping steel latticework edifice a bounding symbol of the modern age). - Robert Avila

It is June 25, 2009. Archangels Gabriel and Michael are trying to figure out why Lucifer is in Los Angeles, staying in a small boutique hotel in Encino under the name Lucy. AWARDS:

Three friends are put to the test when they find out their childhoods were shockingly different. https://vimeo.com/488370534 AWARDS:

"Before I die" is an Uncommon Story of a Social reformer who came to the Forefront and triggered a Movement that has the potential to save our planet from the perils of Habitat obliteration... AWARDS:

Driven and sensitive are just a few words to describe the troubled artists, Avi and Toam. Although stable in their DID (dissociative identity disorder), they reach a critical moment in life when the love of Avi's life threatens th... AWARDS:

The story of how an omelette is made. Valentino, an aspiring actor, can't wait to leave with his girlfriend Anna for their first trip together. Unfortunately, the car they are about to hit the road with belongs to her father, Carlo, a slightly gruff sixty-year-old man with a great passion for motors and whom Valentino has not yet met. The boy cannot escape it, he must meet him before taking away his precious car and his more precious daughter. The only problem: he will have to “pass an exam” on his motors’ skills, a subject completely unknown to him. But Valentino, as a good actor, knows how to play a part. Proving his talent, and thanks to Anna's providential complicity, the young man finds the right words to duel with Carlo. But things never go as planned. AWARDS:

The Agent is the story of one man's journey to bring love back into his life. An artful tribute to all things noir and nostalgic, the film follows Max, a National Security Agent sent on a mission to find and destroy an underground substance known as "Santa". Up against the clock and compelled to act because of a blackmailing femme fatale, Max must figure out how to stop "Santa" from threatening the joyless world of 2099, or it could cost him his wife's life. With the help of a few unusual characters, Max's quest takes a colorful turn leading him to discover that the very thing he is trying to destroy might be the antidote that could bring him and his wife back together.

Two hyper-image and body conscious Angelenos discuss various diets, all while doing every possible on-trend workout routine available in the city. When one of them professes an undying love of a Mexican Vegetarian restaurant, her BFF is concerned. He worries that she may be giving more than her heart away to the mysterious staff behind the counter. AWARDS:

Elegant Heist is a comedy and action short film about three brothers, Jack, Elliot, and Dipso, who devise a plan to rob a jewelry store to quickly get €300.000 to pay the medical expenses of their mother who is dying from brain cancer. To carry out their ambitious plan, they dress up as women which will make them unrecognizable. The three brothers are very masculine men, which makes it difficult for them to dress as women. The film is inspired by a true story that happened in Paris 11 years ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHiDB2IgznU AWARDS:

Pam is excited to make friends at her new job, until a coworker who does not observe social boundaries threatens to push her past her limits. Will Pam stand against this rebel of civilized society, or cower under the pressure of her worst work nightmare? https://vimeo.com/463891914

A mother confronts her son, a down-on-his-luck stunt man with a broken marriage, to help him move forward with his life. AWARDS:

In the future. A hi-tech-lab. Scientist P is testing quantum-gynoid Q and sets off on a mission to an undiscovered nature. On the journey she discovers a ghostly remote effect between herself and the robot. Will she maintain in control, when nature starts changing? AWARDS:

An animated fantasy in which matter is transformed from living to inanimate (and back again). Objects, creatures, and anatomical fragments here find a connection: the human body, the bee and the rocket are different embodiments of the same thing. Everything consists of energy, which is constantly changing, taking new physical forms. And if evolution is a redistribution of energy, then death does not exist as such, there is only an infinite variety - the same Polymorphy.