It's 1889 and the world is about to end thanks to an unlikely friendship between Lucifer and Archangel Michael.
Continuing what has become a beloved tradition, today kicked off the National Film Board of Canada's Online Short Film Contest. We let you know about it last year too, but if you're unfamiliar here's the deal: the NFB picks 10 short films, tosses them up on YouTube for a limited time and then declares a winner based upon how many "likes" the videos received.
Uniformed troops are rounding up red-headed kids for genocidal purposes in this stark and controversial music video for celebrated recording artist M.I.A (warning: explicit).
A mind-bending trip through the unconscious loosely based on a polynesian prophecy.
A grizzled spaceman comes to Alpha-9 to hunt down a vicious monster.
It's not just another day for this low-income family who prepare a party to celebrate their moment of fame on a popular game show.
An action-packed musical, flash animation about robots seeking revenge—prepare to be entertained.
A love story to Canada, Guy Maddin directs this film for the NFB about a Bosnian immigrant who uses the Aurora Borealis to broadcast images across the country.
Werner Herzog gives voice to a plastic bag's existential crisis. A very unique and powerful filmmaking statement by celebrated director Ramin Bahrani.
Going to embark on some overdue maintenance over the next week or two. Mainly we'll be updating broken links.
