A Booty Call Goes Amusingly Awry in a New Short Film, Just in Time for Valentine’s Day — Watch
Get a sneak peek at the first film in a new series of love-themed shorts from popular rising filmmakers Will Blank and Jake Bradbury.
Get a sneak peek at the first film in a new series of love-themed shorts from popular rising filmmakers Will Blank and Jake Bradbury.
Exclusive: “Maniac” star Ariel Kavoussi makes her directorial debut with a feminist riff on Jean Eustache’s 1973 film “The Mother and the Whore.”
As the studio gears up for its next chapter, short films are providing a promising new opportunity.
Pixar is the frontrunner yet again, but it’s not alone.
This year’s batch of contenders all chronicle timely (and, perhaps, timeless) stories of people facing down issues with no easy answer.
Spooky tales and eye-opening dramas deliver thrills at this year’s festival in bite-sized pieces.
The contenders were picked from a list of 140 possible nominees.
The Documentary Branch picked ten titles from 104 possible titles.
Familiar filmmakers with new offerings include Bradford Young, Terence Nance, A.V. Rockwell, Amber Sealey, and RaMell Ross.
The actor also co-wrote and directed the short, in which he stars as a man driven mad by the idea that “what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.”
The filmmaking brothers explore the possibilities of Las Vegas in a new series of short films that capitalize on short attention spans.
Within their new film series, the Gondry brothers explore how meaningful connections can be made within fleeting moments of time through 6 unique, 8-second feature films that pay homage to the universal feeling of falling in love.