Bury Your Fish
An isolated and lost young woman begins taking life directions based on cryptic Morse code from a mysterious flashing light
An isolated and lost young woman begins taking life directions based on cryptic Morse code from a mysterious flashing light
Two young sisters who arrive in Sweden having fled the war in Syria are becoming teenagers in a new world. They try to hold on to the fond memories of their once beautiful home while struggling to deal with the repercussions of growing up surrounded by war.
A dystopic and surreal experience of a man who just wants to be heard. An innovative blend of atmospheric stop-frame animation, live action performance and digital effects creates a dark world of uncertain reality in this classic from 2003
In the rural mountains of Virginia, "Scarface" starts a fight club in his backyard to end gang violence. He calls it Streetbeefs. Part of our "SXSW Shorts Week" coverage #SXSWshorts
**CURRENTLY OFFLINE** - A high school student attempting to complete his musical opus keeps getting distracted by the intense fights of his mentally imbalanced father and overly doting mother.
An exceptionally grumpy employee at the Family Fun Centre may get closer to finding love and happiness after he's befriended by a precocious 6-year-old.
Short of the Week is now rockin' it like 2009! Visit our new Facebook page and click the "like" button to get our curated short film selections right in your news feed. As an added enticement to follow us, we're adding a new category of post which will be FB-exclusiveSotW Recycledwhere once a week we'll dip into our now over 3-year back catalog of reviews and recommend a past favorite you might not have seen.
An egg and an apple build competing broadcast towers that vie for the attention of a transistor radio. With its complex characterization and narrative of animal evolution, competition and reproduction, SEED is a beautiful and sinister stop-motion story about the struggle to survive.
Nic Wooding is nothing like Bruce Lee. But he can play badminton too.
The international film community mourns the passing of one of its greatest masters this week. Abbas Kiarostami's films are intimate, contemplative pieces that pose complex questions.