Take the moment right now to etch Daniel Boocock's name in your memory banks. Three years and one shortfilm credit...
Read moreI'm becoming a little more inclined to bring back The Hit List in some form or fashion these days, and...
Read moreOne of the most enjoyable things about attending a film festival (virtual or in-person) is being able to see the...
Read moreLate last year saw a staunch new effort in reimagining a bygone era of New York City based the work...
Read moreParlez-Vous Francais? Well, I suppose it may not really matter at this stage, but the first official...
Read moreStanding at 36 minutes and some change, action short thriller, The Cure, stands as one the biggest, most exemplary pieces...
Read moreIf there's anything good that might come from the lockdown, it's the emerging releases of stifled film projects only recently...
Read moreI was today years old when I realized actor and martial artist Lewis Tan did an amazing shortfilm that's been...
Read moreTakeshi Kogahara's twenty-minute shortfilm, Birdland, takes an almost chilling look into the life of an elderly man named Koji (Shin...
Read moreDirector Toshiaki Toyoda's new narrative shortfilm, Wolf's Calling, clocks in at sixteen minutes, but covers an intriguing and vast bit...
Read moreIn part, programming for the Japan Cuts shortfilm documentary premiere of Nebiro Hashimoto's Tokyo Girl describes it as "a maximum-speed,...
Read moreEvery now and then, I personally enjoy a good, calming session with certain kinds of YouTube videos, from painting tutorials...
Read moreIn an era of progress stifled by an overwhelming viral pandemic, Ukrainian filmmaker Vasyl Moskalenko was able to find his...
Read moreIt's been nearly a decade since actor and filmmaker Young A. Lee relocated from his bearings here in New York...
Read more"Supporting film production that educates, inspires and edifies is our new purpose to support our mission of mitigating stress for...
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