Julia Ducournau

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    Documentary Sol Friedman

    Bacon & God's Wrath

    A 90 year old Jewish woman reflects on her life’s experiences as she prepares to try bacon for the first time.

  • Best of the Month

    Best of the Month: May 2022

    A modern fairytale, a personal documentary about death and an absurd sketch comedy make an unusual trio in this Best of the Month playlist

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    Romance Tyler Rabinowitz

    See You Soon

    A young man travels across the country to spend the weekend with someone he's been talking to for months on a dating app, hoping to find the kind of romance he thought he'd never get to experience.

  • Interview

    Q&A with Hands Solo dir. William Mager

    Yesterday's feature review was Hands Solo, a wicked funny mockumentary about a deaf porn star and the girl who got away. I caught up with the director, William Mager over email to talk about himself, the film, and disability in the movie-industry.

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    Drama Major Dorfman

    Rips

    A 9-year-old girl discovers that her favorite sweatshirt is a hand-me-down

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    Documentary Shaina Feinberg

    My Mom's Eggplant Sauce

    A mother and daughter discuss generational trauma and bad acting while making eggplant ragout.

  • Best of the Month

    Best of the Month: April 2020

    The S/W team pick their three favourite shorts from the 22 we featured in April 2020

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    Dark Comedy Britt Raes

    Catherine

    The bittersweet life story of a young girl who grows up to be a crazy old cat lady.

  • Filmmaker Update

    An Introduction to Podcast Directing with Stefanie Abel Horowitz

    With fictional podcasts identified as a potential career path for directors, Stefanie Abel Horowitz (sometimes, I think about dying) joins us to discuss what it was like to work with Rami Malek and Cole Sprouse and the difference between directing podcasts and short films.

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    Comedy Mark Waites

    The 1st

    Spend a day behind the scenes of test commercial, where a wall of milk bottles are to be blown up. It doesn’t sound like a tall order, but the clash of hard-working professionals and creative egos can endanger even the most straightforward of shoots.

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