Cutting and visceral. That is what Hold On, Scottish director Charlotte Scott-Wilson’s second short film is. The winner of the Best Narrative
MoreSwiss newcomer Anaëlle Morf’s graduation short is an entertaining and touching work that leaves its viewers happy and hopeful. The short was
More“237 Years” is Ioana Mischie’s second short film that had its first festival bow at this year’s Palm Springs International Short Film
MoreDaria Woszek’s 3rd short film, “The Dogcatcher”, is a funny, spooky and macabre tale about Bru, a fastidious loner who appears to have
MoreGreek newcomer Jacqueline Lentzou’s 3rd short film “Fox” is a vividly somber and haunting coming of age story that was pitched at the
MoreMade over six summers by Fabienne Abramovich, her documentary Loves Me, Loves Me Not talks about love – literally. Its first festival bow was
MoreA Sort of Homecoming, Maria Burton’s fourth feature, is a moving indie coming of age tale set in the world of high
MorePaula Ortiz’s second feature, The Bride, is a visually splendid adaptation of Federico García Lorca’s Blood Wedding. After festival bows in San Sebastián and
MoreCambodian director Sotho Kulikar’s debut film, The Last Reel, screened at the Tokyo International Film Festival and the Far East Film Festival where
MoreNancy Kates’ documentary Regarding Susan Sontag is a close and nuanced look into the life of one of the most provocative and influential intellectuals
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