Two craftspeople, Uli and Didi, are working on a swastika in their workshop somewhere between rural idyll and village dreariness, wondering about the strange newcomers in the village.
Director Lewis Arnold joins us to discuss his path from Short Film to Television and offer advice for anyone looking to follow in his footsteps
It was made for HBO, but its DNA is from the web. “Charlottesville: Race and Terror" is an incredibly visceral and timely work on the weekend’s violence in the USA.
Having cast Alex Lawther, Emma Corrin and Emma Thompson in his short films, director Jack Stimpson joins us to discuss working with actors in short film.
Alex struggles to find a way to grant his terminally ill mother's final wish and must face committing the ultimate act of love alone.
The directorial debut of celebrated costume designer Courtney Hoffman (Baby Driver, The Hateful Eight) violent revenge is the goal in this pulpy feminist western
We chat with Ryan Spindell, one of horror's most exciting young voices, about indie filmmaking and how to make delightfully gory films on a budget.
(NSFW) After Molly's mother passes away, she goes to visit her grieving father. She tries to enter her mother's room but finds it to be locked. Upon entering she's met with with an unusual surprise.
Jenny breaks free from a toxic friendship and learns to harness her magical, useless superpower.
Here are the most common mistakes filmmakers make with their short films that stick out like a sore thumb to programmers and curators. Find out how to avoid them.
