Deals with the devil, adhoc supernatural mechanical beings, shape-shifting, and elegant cinematography all help bring Rainer Sarnet's Estonian folklore film to life. November, based on the Novel, Rehepapp, by Andrus Kivirähk, is set in an impoverished 19th century Estonian town as it prepares for a visitation from deceased ancestors. It quickly becomes apparent that supernatural
An animated exploration of the moments following death. This somber look at life reveals the importance of appreciating our experience while we still can. Alan Holly and his team created a powerful message portrayed through creative artistry. Coda has a simplistic and fluid style that produces a dreamlike sequence of events. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkA3sLyEWdU ★★★★ Directed by:
When the golden age of television was taking off, Fred Rogers noticed a void in programming. There was a lack of television targeted towards children that was not simply throwing pies in peoples faces or mindlessly distracting the viewership. His goal was to create something educational that would foster development and improve the lives of
A man is attacked in a parking lot rendering him unconscious. He wakes up to find himself in a bizarre situation. Any more description than this will reveal this 4 minute comedy short. **Watch Below** https://vimeo.com/193729267 ★★★★ Directed by: Calvin Reeder Cinematography: Jacob Rosen Written by: Calvin Reeder & Abhishek Devalla Edited by: Buzz Pierce
A psychiatrist's new patient suffers from delusions that he is also a psychiatrist. The clever banter and delivery by the cast is what sells this already ingenious concept. The Eleven O'Clock, or The 11 O'Clock, is an example of a well executed short film. The story is concise, while still having a significant amount of
