Yesterday's feature review was Hands Solo, a wicked funny mockumentary about a deaf porn star and the girl who got away. I caught up with the director, William Mager over email to talk about himself, the film, and disability in the movie-industry.
Alex, a six-year-old boy from Quebec, is oblivious to the thousands of refugees entering Canada illegally to avoid deportation. Yet when his father takes him along to a vigilante patrol in the woods to hunt out trespassing migrants, something inside him tells him to rebel.
The autobiographical tale of how director Ari Gold's mother died in a helicopter crash, this 22-min award-winning short employs animation, live-action reenactments, scale-model reconstructions, photographs and answering-machine messages to tell its deeply personal story.
Once upon a time, a mysterious stranger visits a tavern with his unusual barrel organ and gives a scary musical performance to the beggars within.
After the death of a friend, two nuns in their golden years contemplate what their future holds. One confession leads to another and before they know it, they're embarking on a journey of self discovery.
A new startup with deep ties to Hollywood is betting big on a two-sided marketplace that pairs existing content with brands—a development that could provide real opportunities to filmmakers.
For character-actor Andy Shrub, life means always playing the sidekick. What would life be like if he was a leading man? Somebody like...John Stamos?
A reclusive college student is driven mad after picking a booger he can’t flick away.
During 1979 at the height of the Iran Hostage crisis, Babak goes on a trip to meet his fiancé’s parents and ends up confronting the realities of what it means to be an Iranian immigrant in a patriotic post-Vietnam America.
When we are aware of someone's suffering, love begins. Mixed-media animation SimSim shows the basis of all kinds of love and what it means to embrace and accept.
