Haha, I Don’t Know
In the suburbs of Los Angeles, two 18-year-old friends get together and find themselves in yet another conversation that concerns
Month: September 2020
Winter Leaves
Poor Jin-hee tries to buy the last gift for her younger brother, but she can’t buy it because she runs
Finding
“Finding,” an original composition by the “formidable” (NPR) and “revolutionary” (Nextbop) jazz pianist and bandleader George Burton, is brought to
Things That Grow
The aftermath of yet another argument between Toby and his mum, results in an uncomfortable conversation between Toby and his
Bad Connection
Directed by Elizaveta Kaminskaya (Russia)
How I See Things
Whenever I feel the impulse to break the rigidness of reality, I immerse myself in unrealistic imaginations. I believe many
Move
Across the system borders, a voice is inviting us to follow rhymes of movements to reshape our believes. Inspired by
Liquidation
A multi-million dollar company sets up shop in the middle of a small town one night in an old toothpaste
The Tide
A robot learns what it means to be human. Directed by Jessica Pierce (USA)
Metrics
Bouncing between an unfulfilling personal and professional life, Tom Ford buys a virtual assistant. Out of the box, Marta leads
The Woodsman
A lonely forest hermit finds a dead lady-hiker and competes over her affections with another dead hiker. Directed by Bryce
Absence | Presence
A girl makes a return journey through a now uninhabited house, filled with memory. Directed by Christina Bennett (Ireland)
Thatching Eggs
A lonely satellite dish must hatch an egg that has fallen from its nest. Directed by Max Marlow (UK)
Dino Land
Humans are extinct. Dinosaurs live in the modern world. And an aggressively average T- Rex named Carl can’t escape all