New Releases
New videos from the WILDsound Festival. Daily MOVIES to watch. Plus, screenplay readings, poetry readings, audience feedback videos.
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Podcast: EP. 1834: Filmmaker David Goo (Tragically, a make or break question)
Matthew Toffolo chats with filmmaker David Goog about his one-minute film, which has been accepted into multiple film festivals. David explained that the film, based on his personal feelings rather than a true story, centers on a first date where he judges his date based on her liking Ed Sheeran,...
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DOC SHORTS - ENVIRONMENTAL Films Showcase
Passage Home: Tulalip Tribes remove barriers to salmon habitat, 8min., USA
Directed by Charles Atkinson, Jeff Ostenson
Restoring fish passage to spawning habitat is one of the most cost-effective ways to recover salmon runs. The Tulalip Tribes are leading the way in the Snohomish watershed to rem... -
Watch Today's FREE Festival: DOC SHORTS - ENVIRONMENTAL Films Showcase
Passage Home: Tulalip Tribes remove barriers to salmon habitat, 8min., USA
Directed by Charles Atkinson, Jeff Ostenson
Restoring fish passage to spawning habitat is one of the most cost-effective ways to recover salmon runs. The Tulalip Tribes are leading the way in the Snohomish watershed to rem... -
Best of CHICAGO Festival Shorts
The Battle of Red / Blue, 3min., USA
Directed by Law Jones
In the heat-soaked city of Kurogane, a wandering student named Kaine chases two things with equal obsession—perfect rice bowls and perfect fights.https://www.instagram.com/laws_ai_punch/
https://www.wildsound.ca/videos/audience-feedbac...
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Watch Today's Festival: Best of CHICAGO Festival Shorts
The Battle of Red / Blue, 3min., USA
Directed by Law Jones
In the heat-soaked city of Kurogane, a wandering student named Kaine chases two things with equal obsession—perfect rice bowls and perfect fights.https://www.instagram.com/laws_ai_punch/
https://www.wildsound.ca/videos/audience-feedbac...
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FANTASY/SCI-FI Feature Script: The Branches of Nexos, by John Reynders
Professor Daniel Wexler, a brilliant but self-absorbed quantum physicist, is recruited into Nexos, a hidden crossroads between parallel branches of reality, after his research into many-worlds theory draws him into the discovery of Astral Flux, a rare force that can shape matter, energy, and even...
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Best of CHICAGO Festival DOCUMENTARIES
NASTY, 40min., USA
Directed by John Gerald Scaletta
Nasty tells the story of Lt. Col. Daniel Nash, an F-15 pilot who was scrambled from Otis Air National Guard Base at supersonic speed on the morning of September 11, 2001, to intercept what was believed to be a hijacked commercial airliner. Altho... -
Watch Today's Film Festival: Best of CHICAGO Festival DOCUMENTARIES
NASTY, 40min., USA
Directed by John Gerald Scaletta
Nasty tells the story of Lt. Col. Daniel Nash, an F-15 pilot who was scrambled from Otis Air National Guard Base at supersonic speed on the morning of September 11, 2001, to intercept what was believed to be a hijacked commercial airliner. Altho... -
Podcast: EP. 1833: Filmmaker Aaron Penney (THE TRANSITION ROOM)
Matthew Toffolo chats with filmmaker Aaron Penney about his short film "The Transition Room," which screened at the WILDsound Festival. Penney discussed the film's genre-bending approach, blending comedy, drama, and fantasy to address the sensitive topic of suicide. He explained the film's origin...
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Best of ROMANCE/RELATIONSHIPS Festival
ASHES & SIGNS, 25min., Singapore
Directed by Ian John Dixon
Torn between duty and desire, Ai Chen struggles to honor her mother while facing the shadow of impending loss. As filial piety binds her to a domineering grandfather, she must find the courage to confront both his toxicity and her deepes... -
Watch Today's Festival: Best of ROMANCE/RELATIONSHIPS Festival
ASHES & SIGNS, 25min., Singapore
Directed by Ian John Dixon
Torn between duty and desire, Ai Chen struggles to honor her mother while facing the shadow of impending loss. As filial piety binds her to a domineering grandfather, she must find the courage to confront both his toxicity and her deepes... -
Watch Today's Festival: Best of ROMANCE/RELATIONSHIPS Festival
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Watch Today's Festival: Best of ROMANCE/RELATIONSHIPS Festival
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POETRY MOVIE: Advocate's Plea – For the Child, by Deidre S. Powell
Performed by Val Cole
Editor & Visual Design: Kaitlin Manalili
Produced by WILDsound
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POETRY MOVIE: Body for Who, by Alexander Lizardo Peterson
Performed by Val Cole
Editor & Visual Design: Kaitlin Manalili
Produced by WILDsound
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POEM:Fat.
Heavy.
Thick.
Chubby. Flabby.
Pudgy. Tubby. Chunky.
Healthy. Obese. Husky.
Plump. Portly. Beefy Meaty.
Fleshy. Blubbery. Rotund.
Paunchy. Stout.
Large.
Solid.
Gross.
Years spent...
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POETRY MOVIE: The Tolling of the Bell Tower, by Thomas Koron
Performed by Val Cole
Editor & Visual Design: Kaitlin Manalili
Produced by WILDsound
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POETRY MOVIE: Silent Heartbreak, by Emma Anderson
Performed by Val Cole
Editor & Visual Design: Kaitlin Manalili
Produced by WILDsound
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POEM:The silence echoes through the room as our voices scream louder than ever before,
But our mouths remain frozen, listening to the two hearts weep,But it doesn't mean that love was lost,
All it mea... -
POETRY MOVIE: Oblivion, by Luke Paranjpe
Performed by Val Cole
Editor & Visual Design: Kaitlin Manalili
Produced by WILDsound
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POEM:Oblivion tells of a darkness,
A darkness without the spark of life,
A darkness carrying unwavering sorrow,
Only felt when one dies.Eternity tells of a light,
A light so bright you become blind,
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LGBTQ+ Festival Feature Script: Beyond the Arc, by David Mills
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Podcast EP. 1832: Filmmaker Kacy Boccumini (I'M SURE IT'S NOTHING)
Kacy Boccumini chats with Matthew Toffolo about their short horror film "I'm Sure It's Nothing," which was played at the Under 5 Minute Film Fest. Kacy explained the choice to use French Creole for authenticity and to add an element of mystery, as the film is about internal monologue and fear. Th...
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Watch Today's Festival: Best of ANIMATION Shorts Festival
AWAKE, 2min., USA
Directed by Josh Andres
Awake is a retro-inspired sci-fi mystery set in the late 1980s/early 1990s. When a young woman wakes up in an unfamiliar bedroom with no memory of how she got there, subtle cracks in reality begin to appear. As strange glitches and impossible events escal... -
Watch Today's Festival: Best of ANIMATION Shorts Festival
AWAKE, 2min., USA
Directed by Josh Andres
Awake is a retro-inspired sci-fi mystery set in the late 1980s/early 1990s. When a young woman wakes up in an unfamiliar bedroom with no memory of how she got there, subtle cracks in reality begin to appear. As strange glitches and impossible events escal...