An aging master keeps alive the art of "Tire Machèt", a style of machete fencing that overthrew the Napoleonic forces in the famous Haitian slave rebellions.
A woman is forced to rediscover her humanity in an increasingly digital world. A brand film for HP, directed by Olivia Wilde and starring Margaret Qualley.
Oda and her friends are holidaying in the stunning south of Norway, seemingly shielded from a deadly virus spreading around the world. (This film was shot in 2018, before COVID-19. However, in the current circumstances, its plot and themes could be upsetting. Viewer discretion is advised)
I just wrote up an, unfortunately, negative review of Luke Doolan's Oscar-nominated Miracle Fish, which gave me a chance to remark on the fantastic Blue-Tongue Film collective. NyTimes have gotten in on the act, writing a nice informative piece on Australia's favorite group of indie filmmmakers.
Alex Grigg joins us to explain how he's looking to lower entry barriers with new educational resource Animation for Anyone
Hot off the success of Cars and Planes, a room full of executives dreams up the next big franchise... Boats
Bill loves Jane, the pastor's daughter. When Bill becomes a threat to the community, the pastor is forced to curse his ax.
When young Atari Withers gets annoyed with the little robot that follows him everywhere, he tries to leave it, sell it and smash it up—but this robot is more than just a toy.
For the longest time, Sasha's been extremely reserved and couldn’t take pictures of anyone other than her closest friends and family. One day she realized the limitations this placed on her career prospects and pushed herself to move on.
Winner of Tropfest, boy meets girl and kung-fu hi-jinks ensue, in this meticulous adventure stop-motion animation where clothing takes the form of characters.
