The lowest depths of mankind comes out in this music video about unchecked violence.
A young warrior seeks vengeance in this comic book style short.
Enter the disturbing world of David OReilly (Please Say Something) for a spin into low-poly, subconscious madness.
Last week we introduced the GoShort Festival's online slate of short films, providing quickie reviews of 5 of the 10 selected films. Today we finish up the coverage by taking a look at the remaining 5 films.
Before he became household name, Jason Reitman created this clever comedy about a couple looking to iron out a few details before they hook up.
The concluding chapter of BMW's branded documentary experiment which I'm posting a day late. Apologies, I know you must be simply FURIOUS with me! No, really, if you've been eagerly awaiting these, then I'm sorry.
**CURRENTLY OFFLINE** - A bizarre instructional film from Gus Van Sant's early days as a filmmaker that teaches us to perfect the details of everyday life and turns out to be an appropriate allegory for filmmaking.
The 2011 Movie Extra Tropfest short film festival took place today in Australia, and of the 16 films, Animal Beatbox by Damon Gameau was declared the winner. [caption id="attachment_4816" align="alignright" width="200" caption="Click to Watch "Animal Beatbox""][/caption] The field was strong this year, with Joel Edgerton of the Blue-Tongue Collective represented for his film Monkeys, as well Mankind is No Island filmmaker and prior winner of Tropfest New York, Jason Van Genderen for The Unspoken.
**CURRENTLY OFFLINE** - Robert Rodriguez teams up with Kobe for an action-packed, zombie-chasing showdown.
