Love traverses all obstacles in this award-winning animation about a circus performer and a lone admirer who hopes to free her.
At this point in time, there are only a handful of festivals taking virtual reality films seriously and the Tribeca Film Festival, with its notable history in support of interactive film, is one of them. Their Storyscapes program introduced a few new experiences that we had a chance to try out.
I watched a ton of skate and surf movie as a kid growing up in the hotbed of alternative sports culture, Southern California. I was an accomplished if not spectacular practitioner of both, and would eat up the opportunity to see new tricks, new athletes, performing at the top of their game, re-watching those VHS tapes to the point of destruction.
Marcus is dealing with some serious shit but he can't seem to talk to anyone about it in this contemplative 2015 SXSW short
A time traveler meets with a journalist in a hotel room under the guise of sharing their story for an article, but what the journalist doesn't know is that the time traveler has an ulterior motive for inviting him that will change his life forever.
After a fight with her mother, sixteen-year-old James sneaks her boyfriend Ben into their house once everyone has gone to sleep. When Ben brings a scary movie to watch, James is more horrified than she ever could have imagined.
After being killed by a tiny mischievous spirit James is brought back from the dead to fight demon ghosts
BMW's legendary marketing campaign is returning after 14 years with a new film. We look back at the original 8 installments directed by A-list talent like Alejandro Gonzales Iñárritu, Ang Lee & Wong Kar Wai, which helped invent the concept of branded film.
Holding a secret you can't share? A few guilty souls called a toll free number to leave these anonymous messages.
Céline gives our annual preview of Sundance's slate with a specific eye to the alums and shorts we're excited for.
