New Releases

New Releases

New videos from the WILDsound Festival. Daily MOVIES to watch. Plus, screenplay readings, poetry readings, audience feedback videos.

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New Releases
  • DRAMA Shorts Festival - Feb. 17/18 event

    See the Full Lineup of Films:

    INCOMPLETE, 13min., USA
    Directed by Mary Kate Douglas
    A girl, struggling to pursue her passion for art, has one of her paintings unexpectedly hung at a prominent event, forcing her to face her fears and put herself on display.

    https://www.instagram.com/incomplete....

  • DYSMORPHIA short film watch, Horror/Thriller

    After Isabella fakes cancer to pay for cosmetic surgery she is haunted by a menacing shadow figure

    Writer/Director: Amy Geist

    CAST: Brit MacRae, Jordan Knapp, Nick W. Nicholson, Laura Dromerick, Blake Lindsley, Megan Gill. Debbie Deltoro. Kiki Valentine

    https://www.facebook.com/dysmorphiahorro...

  • OPORAJEO documentary, Doc Feedback Festival review

    OPORAJEO, 7min., USA
    Directed by Blake Wilson
    Oporajeo is the story of the survivors of the deadliest garment crisis in Bangladesh history. In wake of the horrific Rana Plaza factory collapse in 2013, killing over 1,100 garment workers, Kazi Hossain took action. Fueled by trauma and a desire to s...

  • KNOCK OUT BLONDE feature film, LGBTQ+ Festival review

    KNOCK OUT BLONDE, 90min,. USA
    Directed by Rick Lazes, Tom Denucci
    Knock Out Blonde is a documentary that chronicles the amazing life of Kellie Maloney, formerly Frank Maloney, famed boxing promoter who guided Lennox Lewis to become the undisputed heavyweight boxing champion of the world.

    https:...

  • TESOCO NUEVO: LAND OF JAGUARS short film, Toronto DOC fest review (interview)

    TESOCO NUEVO: LAND OF JAGUARS, 37min., Mexico
    Directed by Camilla Daldoss, Fernando Costantino Martinez Belmar
    In a remote mayan community called Tesoco Nuevo located in the selva of Yucatan - Mexico, people have a special relationship with nature. The forest that this village protect is home of ...

  • FLOUR GIRL short film, LGBTQ+ Festival review

    FLOUR GIRL, 13min., USA
    Directed by Jada Bethea
    A closeted, Black lesbian finds herself in court-ordered anger management where she falls for another woman in the group.

    https://jadabethea.com/gallery
    https://www.instagram.com/flourgirlfilm/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D

  • STIGMA short film, LGBTQ+ Festival review (interview)

    STIGMA, 3min., USA
    Directed by Mark Schoen
    The three-minute film STIGMA demonstrates that no matter what your race, ethnicity, sexual orientation or gender identity all human beings ae basically the same.
    The three-minute film STIGMA demonstrates that no matter what your race, ethnicity, sexual o...

  • NOT ALONE documentary, Doc Feedback Festival review

    NOT ALONE, 10min., USA
    Directed by Tommy Duncan
    Jordan Lally is a singer/song writer living the life of a touring musician, whose band "The Big Infinite" is gaining momentum and acclaim, when it all comes crashing down in an instant when personal tragedy strikes. Forcing him to look at not just l...

  • SITTING THE FIRE documentary, Doc Feedback Festival review

    SITTING THE FIRE, 78min., USA
    Directed by Alec Goldberg, Boston Wang
    ‘Sitting in the Fire’ examines the spillover effect of rehabilitation programs in prison, on gun violence prevention in communities. Born and raised in Richmond, California to a single mother, Vaughn Miles fell into the dangers ...

  • FRUIT LOOPS short film, LGBTQ+ Festival review (interview)

    FRUIT LOOPS, 15min., USA
    Directed by Danielle Bero
    A 30 something year old lesbian from NYC documents a series of horrible dates as she tries to find the one.

    http://www.daniellebero.com/fruitloops
    https://www.twitter.com/daniellebero
    https://www.instagram.com/fruitloopsfilm

    Get to know the fi...

  • O POMAR short film, LGBTQ+ Festival review

    O POMAR, 14min., Portugal
    Directed by Ana Manana, Joana Lourenço
    West, end of the summer.
    Laura works at the pear harvesting, a family business.
    During the afternoon, Carol arrives at the village to spend a few of her vacation days with her friends. That night, when Laura catches them stealing pe...

  • THE HYPOCRITE documentary, Doc Feedback Festival review

    THE HYPOCRITE, 27min., USA
    Directed by Amie Noel Engerbretson
    "The Hypocrite" delves into a critical discourse that is resonating with individuals across various spheres. In the context of climate advocacy, the film examines the inherent contradiction between personal actions and systemic efforts...

  • BLUE DEATH: THE 1918 INFLUENZA IN MONTANA, Doc Feedback Fest review (interview)

    BLUE DEATH: THE 1918 INFLUENZA IN MONTANA, 56min., USA
    Directed by Dee Garceau
    At first Montanans were not alarmed; influenza came and went with the seasons. But this virus was lethal. The 1918 influenza killed more people than WWI & WWII combined. This film explores six individual stories of how...

  • ONE SECOND AT A TIME: BATTLING THE MONSTER OF ADDICTION DOC feature film review

    ONE SECOND AT A TIME: BATTLING THE MONSTER OF ADDICTION, 87min.
    Directed by Tim Searfoss
    A powerful documentary about a father and the resilience of his daughter Christine Ortoll as she confronts mental illness, addiction, and the transformative power of support. Through her personal journals an...

  • HOW FINLAND SOLVED HOMELESSNESS documentary, Doc Feedback Festival review

    HOW FINLAND SOLVED HOMELESSNESS, 27min., Finland/USA
    Directed by Mark Horvath
    How Finland Solved Homelessness: It's More Than Housing First" is a profound documentary set in Helsinki that delves into Finland's successful battle against homelessness, highlighting the revolutionary Housing First pr...

  • THE INVISIBLE ONES feature film, Documentary Festival review (interview)

    THE INVISIBLE ONES, 98min., Germany
    Directed by Matthias Freier
    As one of the first women to join Hamburg's homicide squad in the 1990s, Marianne Atzeroth-Freier, almost single-handedly, convicted the „acid barrel murderer“, who went down in German history as one of the most horrific murder cases...

  • FOR EVERYTHING THERE WAS A SEASON documentary, reactions from Toronto DOC Fest

    FOR EVERYTHING THERE WAS A SEASON, 20min., USA
    Directed by Trevor Bloom
    A changing climate alters the fragile balance of survival for both wildlife and people in the Greater Yellowstone region. Visualized as the story of each of the four seasons, we’ll show you how a changing world is impacting n...

  • ASIAN Filmmakers Festival - Feb. 16/17 event

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    CLOUT CHASER, 3min., USA
    Directed by Lubomir Atan
    The animated video shows two girls in a fierce race to get to Star2 and his riches. They hurdle over a series of blocks and use supernatural powers to battle each other to reach him in a room guarded by a golden dr...

  • ENVIRONMENT Shorts Festival - Feb. 16/17 event

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    THE OBSERVATORY OF TREE GROWTH, 5min., Switzerland
    Directed by Patrick Fonti, Raul Pfammatter, Daniel Nievergelt
    The Observatory of Tree Growth is a short video describing the research conducted along a 1400 m long elevation gradient in the Swiss Lötschental to inv...

  • MOVIE TRAILERS Festival - Feb. 15/16 event

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    THE TIDES, 2min.,
    Directed by Sophia Williams
    The beginnings of a movement to amplify the under-heard voices of dance. Created and directed by female Cypriot/New Zealander artistic director, Sophia Williams, and choreographed by Leiland Charles on the Artists of P...

  • Science & Nature Festival - Feb. 15/16 event

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    LIGHTS OUT TEXAS, 30min., USA
    Directed by Daniel Sheire
    In the heart of Texas, a remarkable conservation effort unfolds under the cover of darkness. "Lights Out Texas" is a captivating and inspiring documentary film that sheds light on the crucial mission to protec...

  • ROMANCE & RELATIONSHIPS Festival - Feb. 14/15 event

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    RUG BURN, 7min., Canada
    Directed by Devin Gillis
    A dramedy short film about Rosemary, a young woman working at a rug store, who begins to question true love when a paranoid and suspicious couple walk into her store in need of a rug - and fast.

    http://www.rugburnmo...

  • LGBTQ+ Festival Shorts - Feb. 13/14 event

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    LUKI, 11min., Italy
    Directed by Marta Bencich
    A dive into the origin of LGBTQ activist Luki Massa, into her childhood in imaginative Baia’s surroundings, near Naples. A free spirit, a life in which a true boundary never existed between the mundane and the extraordi...

  • COLD ISLE short film, Environmental Festival review (interview)

    COLD ISLE, 5min., Ireland
    Directed by Josh Wagner
    A seagull living in a harbour village starts to evaluate its existence and flies to a remote island for answers.

    Get to know the filmmaker:

    1. What motivated you to make this film?

    As part of my PhD, I've been attempting to experiment with nar...