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The Washing Machine short film review (2014)

A man who is having trouble trying to make ends meet comes across a mysterious washing machine that generates money […]

Depressed with how retirement has turned out for her, Margie decides to try and spice up her marriage in Margie:

A young man and chess genius tries to woo the girl of his dreams using chess moves and a little

Based on a quote by Ira Glass, Still Life is a 12-minute short about a young photographer who finds it

A short documentary, Nothing to Something gives an inside look on the inner workings of Keith Major – a top

It may have won the Oscar this year for Best Animated Short Film, but what did we think about Mr

Carl Burgess / January 19, 2014

A street artist and a war veteran form an unlikely friendship, but their lives soon take a drastic turn in

Carl Burgess / January 13, 2014

Conor Timmis directs a documentary based on the Korean War. We get to hear incredible stories from veterans and families

Carl Burgess / December 30, 2013

A group of thieves for hire break into a laboratory and get a whole lot more than they originally planned

Edmond Guy / December 20, 2013

Check out our The Ice Field short film review, directed and written by Patrick Ryder, after the break.

Carl Burgess / December 16, 2013

A kids party turns into a competitive thrill ride for one uncle in the short film Sophie’s Fortune. Full review

Carl Burgess / November 7, 2013

Check out our Ruby and the Dragon review. Directed by Philip Jordan Brooks, this short film sees a young girl