Martin, an author suffering from writer’s block, is also finding it hard to cope after the death of his wife and son. Yet things change after meeting a grieving woman at a help group in the independent feature Convergence. [Read more...]
A theatrical musical journey, covering the life of Austrian St Joseph Freinademetz - a well known Society of the Divine Word Priest and missionary in China. [Read more...]
Shizuko and Jie are two lonely and reclusive young people who remain cocooned in their rooms most of the day, but play online games together. Although neither has met the other they form an online friendship and during a conversation, Shizuko convinces Jie [Read more...]
A woman in despair calls a suicide hotline and the operator who takes her call must do everything in his power to keep her on the line. Will he lose her forever or will she find the will to live? Here is our review of L. Marcus Williams thought-provoking drama ‘Lifeline’. [Read more...]
Agent Jayden Hill has a dream of starting up a school where he can train teenagers to become super secret agents. They then must travel back in time in order to stop an evil Doctor in Clay Moffatt’s independent spy film Pocketman and Cargo Boy. [Read more...]
A frustrated and angry man decides to take his problems and deviances out on the women he meets during his daily life. We take a look at Rahul Nath and Kshitij Salve’s 20-minute drama about sexual assault; Stronger. [Read more...]
In the wake of their Fathers death, two estranged siblings begin a journey of self-discovery. When family responsibility conflicts with their dreams, they must learn to love each other before they can truly begin to heal in The Human Project. [Read more...]
Waitress Katic makes a bet with some customers that she can walk around a graveyard three times at midnight without getting scared. It’s a bet that has terrifying consequences for Katic and her entire family in Marie Vandelannoote’s French horror short “Le Linceul”. [Read more...]
An elderly widow must overcome her fear of falling and descend the stairs of her beach-front property in order to find what her late husband has left for her, buried in the sand beneath. We take a look at writer-director Eric Bair’s 15-minute short film ‘Descensus Ad Mortem’. [Read more...]
Tom’s day starts bizarrely in the short comedy film Mulk from David Esposito. Check out our review right after the jump. [Read more...]