In Raine Allen-Miller's (Rye Lane) 2018 short Jerk, an elderly Jamaican man of the community faces an internal battle.
Three women – disguised by theatrical masks – who were targeted by ‘spy cops’ seek to take charge of their own stories, re-staging emblematic scenes and reclaiming the narrative.
Paul jerked off in the shower. Paul just impregnated his bath tub. Last year's most outrageous Sundance short, now online.
WINNER OF A 2019 STUDENT ACADEMY AWARD: A transwoman mechanic lives between running her family’s auto shop during the day and expressing her femininity at night, until an unforeseen event threatens the balance of her compartmentalized life.
The assault that the city of New York has been under for the last week, perpetrated by 5'11, birdlike amazons, garbed in freakish war paint and extravagant, yet bizarrely soft battle armor, is now over. I speak of course of Fashion Week New York which ended yesterday, one of the 4 international fashion weeks which rule the industry and establish the direction the fashion world will take in the coming year.
Suspense builds as a bystander watches two running men and contemplates the motivations of the scene in this short from aboriginal Australia.
A depressed sanitation worker's worst fears come true when a curse from a raccoon threatens to turn him into a literal garbage man.
