On a cold winter day, Guillaume, a broken-hearted lover, attempts to regain his honour on a frozen bay.
Growth portrays the rise and downfall of a family over the course of 20 years, in one living room, in a single shot.
A still photographer steps behind the lens to tell this beautifully-composed story of a man's quest to cure to his lonely existence.
In the midst of this world where every person, every action must be held accountable a young man must prove his worth.
If the first Short of the Week in-real-life event was a proof-of-concept, the followup, held this past Thursday in Brooklyn, taught us the idea has legs.
Mark, a 60 year old fledgling storm chaser recently diagnosed with lung cancer, sets out across the Midwest with his friend's nephew in search of a tornado before the two month season comes to an end.
On January 26, 2020, a helicopter carrying NBA legend Kobe Bryant crashed in the mountains of Calabasas, California. As news of the accident broke, hundreds of onlookers flocked to the scene, forming a rush of grieving fans, sympathetic passersby, paparazzi, self-promoters, and spiritual guides. Calabasas 1/26/20 invites viewers to reflect on American hustle culture, the spectacle of mass media, and their own mortality.
Familiar morph-animation on a ridiculous scale—street-artist Blu takes his animation to the streets of Buenos Aires, onto the walls, and into its hidden places.
A beautiful pixilation short imagining a world controlled by light, and a young man determined to find his own agency within it.
Ahead of its Sundance premiere, director Jim Archer joins us to discuss how his 2017 short film Brian and Charles became a feature adaptation in 2022.
