Standing before an open window, as a woman struggles against her surging memories, a passionately entwined couple appear in the clouds.
An inventive reimagining of the migrant story, an AfroFuturist sci-fi and a thought-provoking short inspired by Vladimir Nabokov’s novel Lolita make up our Best of the Month picks for February 2024.
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Hungover at Sunday lunch with his family, Jean faces questions about his life and homosexuality in this César Award-winning animation.
Among the tens of thousands of films that debuted online over the last year, the 150+ that we featured here on Short of the Week, and the 9 that we've honored here with the SOTW Awards 2013, one stood out above all the others. Not only that, but it's one of the best shorts we've ever experienced.
**CURRENTLY OFFLINE** - The 2003 Oscar winner, this film is a searing and intimate portrait of a single-mom and her 4 children in contemporary Britain.
When a new bridge is built connecting his island to the mainland, a boy has to come to grips with the change and opportunities that come along with it.
One misplaced footstep quickly turns a family picnic into a life or death situation.
This darkly humorous, doc-like comedy explores the interior of an acting class, as an instructor pushes the limits to get the best performances he can.A Sundance 10/10 film: now online
Three brothers dive into their childhood in order to recreate an old family photo, but not all goes smoothly when old grudges resurface.
