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AINHOA
Who said that children don't understand the problems of adults? Despite the innocence that protects them from total (sometimes painful, unbearable) contact with the demands of reality, children's sensitivity is far from
Film reviewFaded Away / Nite Bites
It is fascinating to see how the aesthetic resources of a particular artistic period continue to be an unlimited source of inspiration for the creators of the moment. The ' Faded Away / Nite Bites ' music video directed
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Film reviewThe Joy Block
Even though music regarded as a universal language that transgresses borders, cultures or ethnicities has become a cliché, its applicability continues to be a striking reality. Far from being a rigid short documentary ad
Film reviewFantasyescape
' Fantasyescape ' is a Norwegian music video that makes use of an allegorical underwater dance as a main framework for its explored subject and motifs. Introducing a sideways perspective instead of a traditional downward
WinnersFilm of the Year 2017
FILM OF THE YEAR Winners and contenders of 2017 See all editions → CONTENDERS (12): See You In Hell (February Winner) Category: Comedy, Horror, Student, Surrealist Release Year & Edition: 2016 - February 2017 Duration: 1
Film reviewThe Hun
It is very likely that many of us do not notice that 2018 marks 100 years since the end of World War I. Why should such a moment, however, not be ignored by all humanity? Maybe precisely because the general tendency to p
WinnersBest of March 2018
See the March List March-April Feature Film Winners FILM OF THE MONTH NOMINEES Winner: Going AWOL 2nd Film of the Month: Whales 3rd Film of the Month: Never Together TRAILER OF THE MONTH NOMINEES Winner: Blue Lines STUDE
WinnersBest of January-February Feature 2018
See the January films See the February films Short film nominees & winners BEST FEATURE FILM NOMINEES Winner: Hippopotamus 2nd Place: Winter Ridge 3rd Place: The Astronot
Film reviewDon't Look, I'm Dying
The theme of drug addiction is so popular that it has become a challenge for any director who is interested in this abyssal side of the individual. More precisely, due to countless cinematic references based on this subj
Film reviewINFERNO
For the Ancient Greeks, Hell is a subterranean, dark place, populated with the souls of all the dead who mourn their fate in a general ghoulish symphony. For Christians, Hell is a hot place, where demonic spirits torment
Film reviewThe Legacy
We are so accustomed to the apocalyptic scenarios described in the sacred texts of humanity that nothing seems to scare us in this present of the highly advanced technology that is already trying to conquer the universe.
Film reviewBeing Keegan
How much can a tragedy that marked our childhood change the course of our life? What does it mean to carry forever the burden of a guilt or a of shocking image that has shattered the paradisiac shell of your own innocenc
Film reviewCrush
It is difficult to accept this, but the dreams of the human soul are not always a territory inhabited by colourful and harmless fantasies. Placed on the fragile line between desire and obsession, ' Crush ' is a short fil
Film reviewWishful Thinking
There is somewhere, beyond this life, a place where our most burning desires are fulfilled. Portraying in bittersweet shades the condition of the individuals who feed their existence with sublime dreams that go beyond th
WinnersBest of February 2018
See the February List January-February Feature Film Winners FILM OF THE MONTH NOMINEES Winner: AINHOA 2nd Film of the Month: Bye Bye Virgins 3rd Film of the Month: The Legacy TRAILER OF THE MONTH NOMINEES Winner: Pinwhee
Screenplay winnersDecember-January 2018
Screenplay competition (DECEMBER-JANUARY EDITION) December-January Edition Winner Aretha by Dave Thomas Winners (3) Aretha by Dave Thomas ( First Place ) The Sessions by Phillip Lehn ( Second Place ) The Cypher Sessions
Screenplay winnersScreenplay Competition 2017
SCREENPLAY COMPETITION Proudly sponsored by Final Draft & InkTip & ISA Submit your screenplay for the current edition → OCTOBER-NOVEMBER Edition Winners AUGUST-SEPTEMBER Edition Winners JUNE-JULY Edition Winners APRIL-MA
Film reviewEdelweiss
Sam Bradford's ‘ Edelweiss ’ gravitates around a WWII setting, although its message can be generalised to all man-made conflicts, stemming from either a lust for power, an ideological clash or a religious set of beliefs.
Film reviewMy Gift
Despite the various social revolutions that marked the passing through modernity, and despite the various laws on the status of women and children in the socio-political kinetics of nowadays culture, the family (the fund