See the world through the lens of an iPhone from factory floor to the minutia of everyday life in this inventive branded film that offers a fresh perspective on our relationship with technology.
Shot on location in Hasidic Brooklyn, this film puts a comedic spin on the typical dark NYC gang film.
As the theatrical film experience gives up its dominance as the mass-market medium for storytelling, the feature film format seems destined to fade with it. Whats happening?
During a 'Let's Play' review of his favorite '90’s computer game, a man tells the story of losing the love of his life and why, yesterday, he got punched in the throat.
The votes for the 2014 Academy Awards are in and the little man has been been handed out to 3 lucky winners in the shorts categories. Curiously enough your votes proved quite accurate this yearoff only by 1% on the Animated category (that's okay, I voted for Feral too).
It's been an eventful and film-packed year for Short of the Week. Let's take a moment to look back at the biggest and most important events in the world of short films from this past year.
We've been curating the world of online films for over 6 years. Believe it or not, we're currently in our 3rd iteration of ShortoftheWeek.
As another sequel-saturated summer comes to a close, it's clear that sequels are no fad but a growing trend. It's a conversation we started with our 2011 article, Has Hollywood Lost its Way, when we mapped the rising popularity of sequels over the last three decades.
In this "crouching love, hidden breakup" story, inspired by 50's Shanghai water ink animation & kung fu films, themes of distance, tradition, art and longing dominate a telephonic conversation.
We've seen it time and time again. A film plays for an audience on a big screen in a dark theater and brings the audience to tears or has them buckled over in laughter.
