FESTIVAL AUDIENCE FEEDBACK VIDEOS

FESTIVAL AUDIENCE FEEDBACK VIDEOS

Film festival audience feedback videos.

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FESTIVAL AUDIENCE FEEDBACK VIDEOS
  • ROADSIDE TALE short film review

    KATIE - ROADSIDE TALE, 14min., USA
    Directerd by Rosy Isela DeHoyos

    https://vimeo.com/user154841979

  • SINS OF THE FATHER short film review

    SINS OF THE FATHER, 15min., USA
    Directd by Clayton Luce
    A mafia short film about a dying relationship between father and son, and the sacrifices that must sometimes be made for family.

    http://www.sinsofthefather.movie/

  • INDIVIDUAL short film review

    INDIVIDUAL, 3min., Brazil
    Directed by Hugo da Costa Sentinelli
    The music video 'Individual' is an unusual, hypnotic, and immersive visual experience. With an innovative visual approach, it transforms the artist's face into a true projection screen, creating intriguing patterns with light and shad...

  • ICONS short film review

    ICONS, 16min., UK
    Directed by Sophia Amato, Gary Carr
    Inspired by the iconic skyline of New York City, "ICONS" is a 16-minute music-film created to accompany the triumphant single release of Sophia Amato. Shot on 16mm, the film offers a raw glimpse into the diverse communities of ballroom, sports...

  • Luteofulvous Ebullition: The Qualities of Water short film review

    Luteofulvous Ebullition: The Qualities of Water, 10min., Ireland
    Directed by Jonathan C. Creasy
    Leopold Bloom returns home and puts a kettle on the range, thinking - as it comes to a boil - of all the Qualities of Water. Produced in Dublin to mark the centenary of the publication of James Joyce's...

  • UPSIDE short film review

    UPSIDE, 3min., USA
    Directed by Sean Cartwright
    Upside is a modern fairytale that showcases a dystopian world ruled by women who hunt men for pleasure and force them to fight & perform against each other for their survival. The film is a commentary on consumerism, ownership, and lusting after one’...

  • SO MISUNDERSTOOD short film review

    SO MISUNDERSTOOD, 12min., USA
    Directed by Seretse Njemanze, Jehnovah Carlisle
    As the only woman and Black employee in her small San Francisco, California tech startup office, Alice Scott feels the constant pressure to hold it all together in front of her coworkers. But her life is transformed wit...

  • WINTRY MIX short film review (interview)

    WINTRY MIX, 7min., USA
    Directed by Christine Veras

    https://labs.utdallas.edu/experimental/wintry-mix/

    Get to know the filmmaker:

    1. What motivated you to make this film? I run an experimental animation lab at the University of Texas at Dallas (UTD). At an event, I connected with the jazz mus...

  • THE ROSE short film review (interview)

    THE ROSE, 4min., UK, Animation/Music Video
    Directed by Hilary Campilan
    Baroque-pop, cinematic folk tale about lost childhood, with ethereal vocals, weeping cello & distorted bass. Starring dancer / choreographer Chrissy Brooke, Directed by Hilary Campilan.

    http://www.michaelabetts.co.uk/
    https:...

  • BREATHE THE LIGHT short film review (interview)

    BREATHE THE LIGHT, 6min., USA
    Directed by Steven Wright Clarkson
    Experimental and Psychedelic music video from the mind of Steven Clarkson. Blends Eastern and Western mysticism.

    Get to know the filmmaker:

    What motivated you to make this film?
    Music to me is a reaction to the things seen and no...

  • HELI - Who Saw The Funk Die on the Street? short film review

    HELI - Who Saw The Funk Die On The Street?, 6min., Estonia
    Directed by HELI
    nicholas - [email protected]

    https://facebook.com/thesoundofheli
    https://instagram.com/thesoundofheli

  • MEIR LEVINE - WHEREVER I RUN short film review

    MEIR LEVINE - WHEREVER I RUN, 4min., USA
    Directed by Esther Shpigelman
    Set in the year 1961, in a small town diner in the middle of nowhere, breakout NYC artist Meir Levine, stars as a fictional version of himself, haunted by a past love, in this music video for his new song "Wherever I Run".

    h...

  • TRANSMUTE short film review

    TRANSMUTE, 15min., USA
    Directed by Steve Dabal, Johan Anderson, Charles A.M.
    Pairing the vision of three individual filmmakers with the compositions of Chinese-American musician and performance artist Angelica Olstad, the triptych film Transmute reflects on the uncertainty and precariousness of m...

  • THE FIVE STAGES short film review (interview)

    THE FIVE STAGES, 12min., USA
    Directed by Jessica Orcsik
    Eva Allen is a recently single, devastated young woman. She enters a black box theatre being filled with well-dressed and put together people, laughing and drinking. A variety act performance is about to begin.

    http://www.diversitypictures...

  • TOUCHING THE UNGRIEVED GRIEF short film review

    TOUCHING THE UNGRIEVED GRIEF, 8min., USA
    Directed by Sah D' Simone
    "Touching the Ungrieved Grief" embraces and celebrates the unique perspective of Sah D'Simone, a queer person of color who both stars in and created the film.

    http://sahdsimone.com/
    https://facebook.com/sahdsimone
    https://twitte...

  • MAN MADE short film review

    MAN MADE, 5min., Singapore
    Directed by Jaron Boey, Ryan Foong
    Love can be nurturing. But it can also be destructive. When love is built on convenience and exploitation, we find ourselves being crippled by our self-serving habits. In this stalemate between our obsession with plastics and our love ...

  • LAKE OF DREAMS short film review

    LAKE OF DREAMS, 4min,. Germany
    Directed by Axel Werner
    „Like water, desire always finds its way“
    A young man suffers from the fixed idea of his dream woman. He tears himself away from his demons and heads towards his vision with the boundless power of desire.

    https://lake-of-dreams.art/
    https:/...

  • amalgaMOTION short film review

    amalgaMOTION, 5min., Canada
    Directed by Adam Daniel Mezei, Crystal Finn-Dunn
    A visually stunning celebration of diverse dance styles fusing into harmony. Captivating choreography, mesmerizing synergy. Prepare for a spectacular journey where cultures unite through dance.

    http://amalgamotion.ca/

  • NESIA short film review (interview)

    Nesia, 15min., Canada
    Directed by Mikel Guillen
    An avant-garde film about trauma and how a little girl connects through dance with her surviving Hungarian grandmother who was a Auschwitz survivor.

    http://mikelguillen.com/
    https://www.facebook.com/mikelguillenfilm/
    https://www.instagram.com/mikel...

  • A PLACE FOR US short film review (interview)

    A PLACE FOR US, 6min,. USA
    Directed by Leigh-Ann Esty, Ellie Gravitte
    6 female cast members from Steven Spielberg's "West Side Story" play with a gender flip of the iconic prologue.

    https://www.instagram.com/leighesty

    Get to know the filmmaker:

    1. What motivated you to make this film?

    The mo...

  • AN AWAKENING short film review

    AN AWAKENING, 5min., USA
    Directed by Charles A M.
    “An Awakening” engages a full spectrum of senses to explore how generational trauma manifests itself in the body, on an effective level deeper than dialogue could ever express.

    Get to know writer/artist Angelica Olstad:

    1. What motivated you to...

  • IN HER NAME feature film review

    IN HER NAME, 102min., USA, Drama/Comedy
    Directed by Sarah Carter
    In Her Name is a dramedy about estranged sisters forced to confront their differences while dealing with family bankruptcy and their formerly-important-artist father’s terminal illness. Immersed in the absurdity of the Los Angeles a...

  • FOXES short film review (interview)

    FOXES, 19min., USA, Drama/Thriller
    Directed by Greg Poppa
    Guided by the cries of an unseen fox, prehistoric Man and Woman struggle to survive the harshness of their environment, sickness, birth, and death.

    http://www.imdb.com/name/nm6679114/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm
    https://www.instagram.com/bdawk5...

  • A GLACIAL TREASUREHUNT short film review

    A GLACIAL TREASUREHUNT, 15min., USA, DOC
    Directed by Kala Hunter
    The glacial geologists want to better understand the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM), an ice age that abruptly ended sometime between 18,000 and 20,000 years ago to gain insight into how fast Earth’s climate is changing today. For twenty...