Inspired by love, a misguided monkey believes he is destined for the moon
Numerous S/W Alums have features at the festival this year. We revisit their featured shorts, and tease their upcoming full-lengths.
In a farmhouse a woman tries to lure the resident house spirit – a mischievous Nisse - with offerings of food. During the night as ghosts move through the house, the nisse slips into the woman's dream. As day breaks he melts away, but something has changed; spring has arrived.
Set in 2020, a brewing cyberwar between the US and Iran puts Sonia, a young Iranian refugee, at risk of deportation. Her only escape may come at a greater price than she’s willing to pay.
Mia takes her sister Squeeze to walk their dog in the fields near their home. The landscape begins to morph around them, tricking them and introducing Mia to a strange man lurking at the edge of a dark wood.
A unique Branded Content Series from Intel and Toshiba directed by 2011 Sundance Grand Jury Winner Drake Doremus (Like Crazy)
An alien medical past is reclaimed for something more positive as three autistic respondents watch the first clinical recordings of autistic children from 1957.
Magnetic and often amusing retro-futurist film of dogs flying in slow-motion to the music of artist Vitalic.
Premium cable channel, Showtime, has rolled out a new batch of visual pieces from established short-form creators, via its "SHORT Stories" program. We covered the first season here, and the lineup this year is just as impressive in terms of talent, bringing back PES and Cyriak, as well as adding big names like Bill Plympton.
In the two weeks they've known one another, yoga instructor Tammy hasn't had a chance to talk to Marcus about her trans experience. Does she have to? A question considered by thousands of transgender people daily.
