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A child psychologist attempts a breakthrough with a troubled little boy, but unleashes the demonic fury of his "imaginary friends" in the process. “Dual” by Justin Staggs

#thechair #apocalypse #movie From the mind of Curry Barker -- director of the highly acclaimed horror short "The Chair" -- and written by Cooper Tomlinson, ENGIMA is a psychological drama that follows a hopeless and lonely man named Adam struggling to find purpose in his life before it all ends. PLEASE ENJOY THE MOVIE! If you want to see more of us after the movie PLEASE give us a LIKE, COMMENT, and hit that SUBSCRIBE button! THANK YOU THANK YOU! #film #shortfilm #shortfilms #thechair #currybarker #apocalypse #movie #indiefilm #cinematic #cinema

A toxic executive goes to a public restroom -- and gets trapped in a time paradox. STALLED is used with permission from Matt Black. Learn more at https://weekend.video. Ruthlessly ambitious business executive Pete is on his way to an important meeting when he realizes he's running late. As he pops into the restroom, he's rude on the phone to his co-worker and he's short-tempered with the janitor, revealing cut-throat selfishness and entitlement. When he's in the stall, he sees a strange message written on the toilet paper and then someone peeking into his stall. Investigating the sounds of a scuffle outside, he realizes he's been locked into the bathroom -- and realizes the person peeking into his stall was himself. And he can't escape... until he's unlocked to the temporal paradox he's found himself in. But doing that means confronting his worst enemy: himself. Written and directed by Matt Black, this sci-fi short is essentially a puzzle operating on two levels: there's the straightening of twisted timelines as a man tries to escape the time loop he's found himself, which brings kinetic energy and suspense to the storytelling. But there's also an existential puzzle, as Pete must work with his past and future selves to figure it all out. But when you're an arrogant, selfish jerk, that process is a lot harder. Shot with a lurid moodiness like a corporate thriller and scored with an anxious, dissonant electronic score, the film still finds a lot of fun and even insight in the set-up. Placing a time loop in a public restroom builds some quirkiness into the narrative from the beginning and contours the concept perfectly for the short format. And there's also some biting humor as Pete comes up against his own self, which he does again and again as he tries to figure out the paradox he's in but is hindered by his blowhard attitude. Time traveling is a complicated idea and the fast pace and sharp dialogue lay it out quickly, but the mechanics don't have to be completely grasped to enjoy the film. Instead, the story smartly yokes the solving of the time travel puzzle to Pete's confrontation with himself. Actor Jacob Daniels' nimble performance as Pete proves to be the film's anchor through all the temporal madness, as his character slowly realizes that working with himself is the true nightmare. He sees the cost of his cut-throat, toxic attitude and treatment of others because the time loops force him to be the victim of it. If Pete wants any chance to escape the temporal trap he's in, he's got to change his attitude fast -- or else risk being killed by his own desperate, cornered self. By the end of STALLED, he's a changed man, and that growth is hard-won. It's an eye-opening moment for Pete when the worst version of himself points a gun at himself and has no reservations about pulling the trigger. It's a riveting situation in a short full of such moments, but it also provokes some reflection on how we'd get along with ourselves at our worst, making for an unexpectedly thoughtful ending to a compelling wild ride of a film.

On a cold winter's night, Lynn's quest for a one night stand is complicated when the guy she goes home with lives two hours away via public transit. On a cold winter night, Lynn just wants a one-night stand. As she kisses the slightly dorky guy outside a club in Toronto, she thinks she's found it. But he lives two hours away via public transit, which makes her "no strings attached" encounter suddenly complicated. As the couple get on the subway and then on a bus, what starts out as excitement gets awkward fast. But as things get real, what begins as a fleeting encounter becomes much more interesting. This sweet, winning romantic comedy is carried by its excellent script, as well as earnest, relatable performances by its lead actors. Captured with excellent camerawork and scored with dreamy indie rock, LONG BRANCH captures what it's like to be young, dealing with less than ideal adult lives and falling in love when you least expect it. The journey to a delicate, budding new relationship is filled with its obstacles and rocky moments, but by the film's end, you'll want to keep following this pair into the future.

#ALTER #shortfilm Emily is a quiet girl who comes from an unusual family. On the night of her 18th birthday, they gather together to reveal an important secret to her. It’s a secret that will shape the rest of her life… “Special Day” directed by Teal Greyhavens

The Call Centre is used with permission from Louisa Connolly-Burnham

Becky and Stacey are two friends who enjoys taking money from rich men

Sam and Sinéad play out their past but something is different this time round. Alastair MacRae of UK Film Review said : "Ultimately, Another Day is a very accomplished short in which every member of the crew seems to contribute to more than one core aspect of the film. It is visually and audibly emotive thanks to DoP-editor Alba Skottowe and sound designer-musician Michael Smith. Producer-writer-performers Alan Hall and Gráinne Good are compelling and engaging on-screen. Altogether this comprises an impressive fully-formed directorial debut for director-editor Daniel Topic. It is a joy to see the convergence of such talent to craft what is undeniably a moving experience." Director - Daniel Topic Writer, Producer, Actor - Alan Hall Writer, Producer, Actor - Gráinne Good Cinematography - Alba Skottowe

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Winner of the 2021 Roadsmary's Baby Horror Short Film Festival! Synopsis: A nature photographer discovers an old railway tunnel that holds a strange mystery... Directed by Sean Louis Kelly Starring Spencer Fappiano and Sean Louis Kelly Filmed at the Steep Rock Preserve in Washington, Connecticut

☔️⚡️ Inspired by true events and filled with messages of empathy and hope, Umbrella follows Joseph's story, a boy who lives in an orphanage and dreams of having a yellow Umbrella. 2021 Oscar® Qualified Animated Short Film - Created and Produced in Brazil 🇧🇷 ☔️⚡️ Inspirado em eventos reais e recheado de mensagem de empatia e esperança, UMBRELLA conta a história de Joseph, um menino que mora em um orfanato e sonha em ter um guarda-chuva amarelo. Curta metragem Qualificado para o Oscar® 2021 - Criado e Pruduzido no Brazil 🇧🇷

With the aggravation of his disease, an old man moves to his daughter’s house, where his grandson reinterprets old photographs into drawings, helping him to regain lost memories.