As America's largest retirement community continues to expand, cracks, both literal and metaphysical, are suddenly opening beneath the senior utopia.
A reflection on a great 2018 in short film curating, a peek ahead to 2019, and a playlist of shorts that were especially beloved by our curators.
A failing relationship takes a turn when a couple discovers a drunk girl on their doorstep
Three city girls journey from the city into the jungle in search of an abandoned settlement in the hope of becoming "free spirits" - a short film set to the music of Wiwek & Skrillex.
The most acclaimed student work of the decade is this post-apocalyptic CG action short out of UCLA, which won the director the right to adapt it to the big screen.
When Alice discovers tiny mushrooms growing on her skin, life becomes a waking nightmare for the neurotic kindergarten teacher. Unable to get the support she needs from her doctor, she begins to take matters into her own hands.
**CURRENTLY OFFLINE** - Michael Thomasson has spent a lifetime amassing the world’s largest video game collection. Now, with his mother sick and facing an enormous mortgage, Michael must put his collection up for sale and hope that someone will pay enough to cover his costs.
This taut two-part thriller stars Entourage's Adrian Grenier who on the phone must attempt to defuse a tense situation—his friend is camped out with a gun in the hotel room across from of his cheating lover.
Esther Niemeier's 30-min doc 'Tracing Addai' follows the journey of a young German man and his decision to join the Jihad - told by the people he left behind
