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  • Festival

    Watch These Sundance 2018 Short Films Online Now

    It’s that time of year again, the Sundance Film Festival is a week away. We feature a lot of Sundance films on Short of the Week, hence our excitement for the 2018 program.

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    Drama Meysam Motazedi

    Sunday, July 31st

    Set against the backdrop of a searing heatwave, a fraying father-son bond reaches its boiling point during a fateful visit to a local swimming pool.

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    Comedy Meghann Artes

    Speed Dating

    Ava navigates the challenges of dating in the big city in this gorgeously crafted, quirky hybrid of animation and live-action

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    Fantasy Fabian Grodde

    Crossover

    In the quiet of the forest, Firebugs secretly amass for worship only to fall victim to a foe pulling the strings in this realistic CG film from Germany.

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    Drama David Oesch

    Cru (Raw)

    To succeed in this kitchen you need to make the dishes with blood, sweat and tears...

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    Documentary Yung Chang & Annie Katsura Rollins

    Pandemic19

    Three doctors in the United States, fighting COVID-19 from pre-to-post surge, tell their story while the chaos of the pandemic permeates outside the frame of their video confessions. [US Viewers: Please use the link at the top of the article]

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    Drama Neda Jebelli

    The Dinner Party

    In Tehran, a perfectionist mother's engagement dinner party begins to unravel when the centerpiece cake is held up in the traffic of a political protest

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    Documentary Lori Malépart-Traversy

    Le Clitoris

    A humorous and instructive animated documentary looking at the unknown history of the clitoris

  • Interview

    The Importance of Producing with Loran Dunn

    "You have to be the biggest champion of your film" - Loran Dunn looks to help producers become less misunderstood in the first of a new monthly series on S/W

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    Sci‑Fi Arthur Môlard

    Jiminy

    In a near future where most people get a "cricket" implanted in their brains that allows them to switch to an “automatic mode,” a cricket repair man is faced with a moral dilemma when the parents of an autistic boy ask him to hack into the chip of their son.

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