David begrudgingly left Tijuana for Los Angeles when he was 12. Years later, he learns of his estranged father’s passing and returns to a place he once thought was home (Link opens in new tab).
A severely depressed man reaches out for an emergency therapy session. He's not the only one who needs help.
'Call Center Blues' is a lyrical portrait of an unlikely community of US deportees and their loved ones struggling to rebuild their lives in Tijuana, Mexico.
How do you reconnect with a father who’s been gone for most of your life… what do you say, what do you write? Victoria Mapplebeck returns to S/W with the follow-up to her deeply personal short film '160 Characters'
After a successful business meeting, a man is guilt tripped into calling his mom.
"My goal is always to provide each film with a unique sound world and sonic style" - Sound Designer, Composer and Sound Artist David Kamp joins us to discuss the role sound plays in a successful short film
Enter the disturbing world of David OReilly (Please Say Something) for a spin into low-poly, subconscious madness.
A US combat veteran recovering from a traumatic brain injury attempts to find a job in the civilian world.
A husband gets a fleeting glimpse of redemption after a bloody encounter with his unfaithful wife and her lover.
Photographer David Field’s eerie world comes alive in this ten minute fable of an elderly woman’s transformation.
