We return once again to the quirky, surreal, and heartfelt world of Turtletastic! – the indie webseries that has quietly built a loyal following thanks to its inventive storytelling, oddball humour, and endearing characters.
A British soldier and a German soldier find themselves trapped together in a bombed-out fort during the Second World War in Black Rock, directed by Andrew Games.
Holo is a breathtaking short film that fuses striking sci-fi visuals with raw human emotion. It’s a bold and beautiful meditation on grief, memory and technology.
Gzone has become a commonly referenced name when discussing the evolution of digital gaming in the Philippines. Beyond being a simple app, it represents a digital space where cultural traditions transform through technology, offering players a diverse blend of entertainment, strategy, and social interaction.
Don’t Look begins with two couples seeking adventure in a seemingly deserted house, but what awaits inside is a sinister challenge set by the man who calls it home.
A group of restaurant employees must survive a deadly mass shooting while trapped in a safe room with rising tensions and no way to call for help in Bryan Redding’s American Deadbolt. Here’s our review.
A roughneck commits a hasty and brutal crime after discovering his scumbag brother is planning to run off with his cheating wife, completely upending the only life he’s ever known. We review Anywhere.
Turtletastic! is back with episodes 4 and 5. Here is our review of the improvisational comedy series from C.M. Selbrede and Ronan Guilfoyle (who also directs and voices Timothy), as it continues with its second season.
Terry Winnan introduces us to a post-apocalyptic Britain in his new feature film The Days Ahead.
With The Sins Beneath, director Aaron Christian Paderewski delivers a quietly unsettling horror-thriller that unfolds with the slow tension of a pressure cooker on the verge of exploding.
In the wake of the devastating Palisades fires, acclaimed filmmaker Stacey Stone and long-time collaborator Diane Mellen return with a short yet deeply moving video, The Sanctity of Faith.
Shot in stark black and white, In the Dark is a wordless short film exploring mental health through a deeply personal lens.
