Best of the Month: May 2019
The Short of the Week Editorial team distills May's programming down to 3 essential watches.
The Short of the Week Editorial team distills May's programming down to 3 essential watches.
A young black man is killed in an altercation with a vigilante neighbor and the police. An indignant crowd gathered together. The feeling of injustice is high. A group isolates itself. Emotion engenders riot .... In the absence of words, can the body take its revenge?
A lyrical portrait of the life and work of rising literary star Jason Reynolds as he prepares for the release of his next book
Manivald, a 33 year old overeducated and unemployed fox still lives with his mother, playing the piano all day while she washes his socks and makes him coffee. Their family dynamic is about to collapse when the washing machine breaks and they have to call a repairman.
How do you reconnect with a father who’s been gone for most of your life… what do you say, what do you write? Victoria Mapplebeck returns to S/W with the follow-up to her deeply personal short film '160 Characters'
Thrice featured on S/W, Jeremy Clapin's debut feature 'J’ai perdu mon corps (I Lost My Body)' becomes first animated feature to win the Grand Prize at Cannes Critics’ Week
A Chinese manicurist in Miami attempts to describe feelings she doesn't have the words for.
Maryam's life revolves around her husband and toddler until one day her routine is interrupted, presenting a life-changing opportunity
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The story of sixteen men put on trial for sadomasochism in the dying days of Thatcher's Britain was told by the police, the prosecution and the tabloid press — but not by those in the dock.