Category: New Entries

With the help of her dead aunt, Pandora desperately fights for her sobriety, her sanity, and ultimately her very soul.
Directed by Brinke Stevens (USA)

Burned-out NYC screenwriter hires a Jamaican ghostwriter. Let The Quadrille begin.
Written by Lawrence Whitener (USA)

This rap video was created in response to the political/cultural environment in the US in 2017.
Directed by Margo Stutts Toombs (USA)

“Who rescued who?” A woman – distraught over a breakup – has her life change from a simple suggestion.
Directed by Mary C. Ferrara (USA)

A video art film about historic events in China. The artist’s own shots have been mixed with images from the publicly accessible Internet; the resulting images have been processed and superimposed creating complex sequences, poetically expressing the (unconscious) moods and meanings hidden beneath the immediately visible in China.
Directed by Wijnand Geraerts (Netherlands)

A surreal story of about indifference, negligence and apathy. Critic about materialism. How items that people think are worth something, are worth nothing. The most important thing proves to be the sentimental connection with your own past and memories.
Directed by Juha LIlja (Sweden)

Mike Graham, an established and well off accounting executive, seems to have it all: the perfect job, the perfect house, the perfect car, the soon to be perfect wife… what would appear to be a perfect life. However, his picture-perfect reality quickly begins to abruptly unfold.
Directed by Teddo November (USA)

A withdrawn mid-twenties man named Jarrett attends a New Year’s Eve party roiling with hidden tensions and some particularly dangerous resolutions.
Directed by Jason Sealy (USA)

This film shows one of the most remote places of this world and yet we feel somehow connected by listening to the names of some of the most known companies appear.
Directed by Mia Basile and Alexander Basile (Germany)

The film is about young Rohingya girls who are sold into marriage by traffickers. It also explores the mindset of the men who buy them for thousands of dollars.
Directed by Mahi Ramakrishnan (Malaysia)

A mini-documentary on a woodfire kiln and the type of community bond it creates. Shot at Jay Lacouture’s Carolina Pottery Studio in Richmond, RI.
Directed by Ming Fen Congdon (USA)

Made in 1927 and inspired by real events, as well as an outrageous mustache, “Fool’s Gold” tells the timeless tale of boy meets girl in a dimly lit mine passage amidst the backdrop of a bitter struggle for the control of the Dolaucothi Gold Mines and the keys to the Johne’s family fortune.
Directed by Simon Howlett (UK)

Based on a true story, the film is an adaptation of A.L. Smith’s critically acclaimed novel “Behind Closed Doors”. The film depicts the harsh realities of the sex trafficking industry.
Directed by Huey Rawls (USA)

Mickey and Gav are six floors up with a corpse, a rug that’s too small and a van they haven’t got. Worse still, they’re almost out of air freshener: a pungent comic short with bodies, bowels and bin-bags.
Directed by Louise C Galizia (UK)