Short Film: I’LL CRY TOMORROW, 4min., USA, Poem/Experimental

Personal Poem about being 21 in San Francisco in 1986 during the AIDS pandemic. It takes the audience on emotional roller coaster from dread to power. Using overlays to cross two communes, Faries and My San Francisco life. This 2020 film is based on found footage of self-shot film from 1986, and found under my… Continue reading Short Film: I’LL CRY TOMORROW, 4min., USA, Poem/Experimental

Short Film: BLACK BOYS CAN’T CRY, 4min, Drama

  Javion is a dutiful and loving black father. He is the protector and provider of the family, including his wife, daughter, and grandmother. However, he is haunted by a secret that he continues to bury in silence. Not knowing how to deal with the trauma, he attempts to hide the behemoth inside him that… Continue reading Short Film: BLACK BOYS CAN’T CRY, 4min, Drama

Short Film: BE MORE WITH MEMORE, 1min., UK, Commercial

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Bob Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from June 2020 Under 5min. Film Festival

BOB, 2min., Russia, Drama Directed by Anatoly Ivanov He engages in playing card fraud while hiding from the stalkers and developing a new scam. His girlfriend interrupts him of this process, and he must decide what is more important to him.

Motorbike Thief Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from June 2020 Under 5min. Film Festival

MOTORBIKE THIEF, 4min., USA, Drama Directed by Doug Werby Part of the Matter of Kindness series of short films, “Motorbike Thief” tells a real life incident that happened to Michael Coffin when he discovered a stranger with his stolen bike. So enraged he confronts the assailant in no uncertain terms. Just when the situation is… Continue reading Motorbike Thief Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from June 2020 Under 5min. Film Festival