Traditional card games have found new life in the digital realm. One such game that has successfully made the leap from offline to online is Tongits offline, a beloved Filipino card game.
The story of a former slave is brought vividly to life by director Charley Williams and writer/performer Fred MaGee. Here is our review of Freedom in Gold Dust.
Exploring the often blurred lines between our online personas and who we really are, here is our review of writer and director Babatdor Dkhar’s short film ‘Between I and Me’.
A bright young black man named Keon is given a dangerous offer from an anonymous source in Unknown Caller.
Based on the True Story of an Ex-Marine who misses his 1-year sobriety anniversary party at his AA meeting group due to a relapse, this is Marcellus Cox’s short film Liquor Bank.
An unacknowledged Defence Intelligence Group keeps the galactic community safe by assigning specialist ambassadors to protect different countries’ interests in The Multidimensionals.
A Heartsmith spends his days mending the broken hearts of the people brought to him by the mysterious Umbrella Man
A horror comedy that combines the struggles of people dealing with everyday life while navigating a world in lockdown. This is Russ Emanuel’s darkly comedic take on pandemic life, Staycation.
A young couple with different views on their future clash over the direction of their relationship, in Nick Fuller’s short drama Changing Tune.
An action, comedy, musical satire about school age Ninjas? This is writer and director Joshua Kowi’s student film The Tale Of Kso-Wi 2.
Long-term partners Peter and Luke come face to face with their own commitment issues when they attend their mutual friends’ gay wedding in Haley Rice’s This is Love!?
A disparate group of addicts find common ground as they explore their inner demons during a therapy session, in Iain Cash’s drama, The Circle.
