Are You Still There? (2021)
A young woman is stuck in a parking spot because her engine is dead and her phone battery is dying on her as well.
Post Office (2021?)
“Post Office” shows a professional approach to the Art of filmmaking.
Uncanny Valley (2015)
A glimpse into a future where First Person Shooters have become a new drug for those disillusioned with society. The films examines the consequences of this on the global society.
Yes We Love / Ja vi elsker (2014)
A Norwegian short about 4 independent tragic, but funny situations that happen on Norwegian Independence Day.
The Tent / Teltet (2019)
A dysfunctional family goes camping together. Normally they would have decided to go abroad, but this year is a ‘special’ year, and things are a little different.
轻触 (Touch) (2021)
A young gay man is trying to get his vision back, but this seems to be an impossible task. Meanwhile, he still tries to continue dating people via a mobile dating app.
Better Man (2020)
After getting a tip from an anonymous woman online, Natalia must confront her boyfriend of seven years while things are further complicated by the long-distance relationship they’re having. Natalia must learn to share her struggles with her brother, Logan, who’s been distant during the quarantine, and Emma, her best friend
Jenna The Great (2019)
“A cocky student accidentally conjures young philosopher Aristotle into our present and seizes her chance to cheat through her exams”.
重庆葬礼 Funeral in Chongqing (2020)
The main protagonist in this story is the youngest son named Yi Qi. His father (Mr. Zeng Yongrui ) died and now the family wants to know the exact last words of their father.
This Is Me (2020)
Set in London, the film follows Amir, a young Bangladeshi boy studying abroad. He lives with his elder brother while the rest of his family live back in Bangladesh. Amir leads a double life – His parents know of him as an innocent.
Brothers (2020)
It feels modern, energetic and authentic. Additionally, each and every shot felt accurate and natural.
Cue Introspection.
I really enjoyed watching “Cue Introspection” which is a five minutes long, or rather too short, profound artistic experience.
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