September 2019 – Page 23 – Independent Shorts Awards

New York Rhapsody

On the notes of George Gershwin’s immortal “Rhapsody in Blue,” New York City wakes up and and begins the daily

The animated movie “Colour Me Free” is a symbolised narrative influenced by the plight of civilians caught up in war.

It has been said: “In essence, film is a story told with images. The best films construct a narrative not

Ingrid, code name Agent 33, receives an assignment from her superiors to find the mole that has been leaking confidential

On July 27, 2019, I left a busy Vancouver weekend and headed for the hills. After driving through Stanley Park

A young woman is confronted with a decision when she meets the brother of her deceased new friend at his

A terrifying reimagining of Oscar Wilde’s “The Picture of Dorian Gray” with female protagonists living now. Beatrix Callow photographed Amanda

A woman is haunted physically, psychologically, and internally by an entity that cannot be perceived by the human senses. Directed

When traditional Thini & promiscuous Pallavi get into a culture clash, a lot more than a sari unravels. Directed by

After a party, a guy (Antojo Otero) takes a cab with a girl (Daphné Huynh). She invites him to spend

On the set of a commercial shoot a corporate boss is involved in an accident which leads him to question

Two small town country kids discover rock and roll through a transistor radio in the 1960s. Written by Kip Pearson

Directed by Andy Mihov (UK)

Once a daughter of a commune member feels neglected, she decides to take surprising actions to obtain more love and