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
  • HORROR Shorts Festival - Oct. 31 / Nov. 1 event

    See the Full Lineup of Films:

    KOJI, 3min., Japan
    Directed by Maven Li, Katharine O'Hearn
    Koji is a horror short film in the first person and third person depicting a person struggling and reliving a trauma of their past.

    https://www.twitter.com/MavVDraws
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    Watc...

  • HORROR Feature Film - WITCH HANDS (MANOS BRUJAS). Oct. 30/31 event

    WITCH HANDS (MANOS BRUJAS), 90min., Mexico
    Directed by Antonio Kosturakis, Julio Cesar Paredes, Jose Alejandro Estrada
    Berenice, a young woman from the city, needs to return to her hometown when she finds out that her mother has died. This leads her to relive the dark past of her childhood, and ...

  • DRAMA Shorts Festival - Oct. 29/30 event

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    BETWEEN THE OCEAN AND THE SNOW, 11min,. Denmark
    Directed by Peder Thomas Pedersen, Heine Kaarsbjerg
    A man overtaken by deep sorrow and not able to choose life, tries to flee his own mind by taking a trip to eastern Europe.

    Watch the Audience Feedback Video:
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  • HORROR Poetry Reading: Mark of the Morendo, by Leif Behmer

    Narrated by Steve Rizzo

  • HORROR Festival Poetry: I Visit Your Grave, by Lawrence Bergman (interview)

    Narrated by Steve Rizzo

    Get to know the poet:

    1) What is the theme of your poem? How we live and treat others, can serve us in life and in our deaths as well.

    2) What motivated you to write this poem? I saw the contest online and I love horror, Halloween and writing. Typically, I don't wr...

  • HORROR Poetry: The Cruel Epitaph of the Fallen Seraph, by Jennifer Gulbrandsen

    Narration by Steve Rizzo

    Get to know the poet:

    1) What is the theme of your poem?
    The theme of this poem is the internal struggle of the fallen angel.

    2) What motivated you to write this poem?
    A lot of my work has explored the idea of angels and the spirit world. I write a lot of poetry usin...

  • HORROR Festival Poetry: Shadowed Streets: The Hood's Haunting, by Tracey Louise

    Performed by Steve Rizze

  • HORROR Festival Poetry: The Coachman of Death, by Isabelle Le Roux (interview)

    Performed by Steve Rizzo

    Get to know the poet:

    1) What is the theme of your poem?

    My poem is about the passage from life to death. At this very moment, a legendary figure appears: the coachman of death. He is represented by a gruesome skeleton. He rides a noisy cart pulled by an old horse, i...

  • HORROR Festival Poetry: The Last Word, by Joe Ayella

    Narration by Steve Rizzo

  • HORROR Festival Poetry: It Lurks Behind the Door, by Michael W. Hogan

    www.mwhogan.com

    www.motuproductions.com

    Performed by Val Cole

  • SCI-FI/FANTASY Shorts Festival - Oct. 28/29 event.

    See the Full Lineup of Films:

    ZIB, 17min., USA
    Directed by Jonathon Gauthier
    In the covert realm of Earth's shadows, Zib is a lethal assassin bound to three enigmatic Men in Black who control Earth from behind the scenes. They grant him immortality through "The Quasar," a mysterious relic, but ...

  • EXPERIMENTAL/MUSIC Festival - Oct. 27/28 event

    See the Full Lineup of Films:

    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 unc...

  • DANCE Festival - Oct. 26/27 event

    See the Full Lineup of Films:

    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.

    Watch the Audience Feedback Video:
    ...

  • A CHANCE short film, audience feedback Toronto Female Fest review (interview)

    A CHANCE, 16min., USA
    Directed by Jillie Simon, Ange Arabatzis
    When Mia and Caroline reunite in a city park, they soon find out that the past is not always quite past. Conflicts are resurrected, sparks fly - and then things get complicated.

    http://www.facebook.com/AChance
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  • AUGUST short film, audience feedback Toronto LGBTQ+ Festival review

    AUGUST, 20min., USA
    Directed by Logan Thomason
    After the death of their father, four siblings discover the truth of the first love he never shared with them. Taking place in the present day and in the 1980s, two generations of queer youth are finally able to connect in love and mourning.
    shawn - ...

  • ACRONIUS short film Under 5min. Festival review (interview)

    ACRONIUS, 2min., UK
    Directd by Dele Ajayi
    After decades of turmoil, the Kingdom of Sonuria is finally at peace. This new era, established by the good King Acronius, has been noted for its prosperity.

    https://www.fluid-lab.com/portfolio/acronius
    https://www.instagram.com/fluid.lab/

    Get to know ...

  • MOTHERLODE short film Student Festival review

    MOTHERLODE, 6min., USA
    Directed by Grace Perry
    Sam is a 26-year-old woman who is struggling to get her life together. She is broke, her apartment is a mess, and she is constantly late for work. She finds a mysterious rainbow baggie with edible flowers inside and decides to take a bite.

  • DAYS AWAY short film Under 5min. Festival review (interview)

    DAYS AWAY, 4min., USA
    Directed by Lawrence Staebler
    After a fatal tragedy, a community gathers for a memorial service. Meanwhile, a man navigates miles of surreal landscapes, uncertain of what awaits him.

    http://goodgrief.film/
    https://www.facebook.com/GoodGriefFilms
    https://www.instagram.com/g...

  • CLEPSYDRA short film, Experimental/Dance/Music Festival review

    CLEPSYDRA, 21min., Norway
    Directed by Victoria Beate Wælgaard
    Clepsydra is a dance film and an investigation into repetitive patterns and movements in our daily habits and routines, as well as the relational conditions in interaction with other people. Using tableaus, Victoria Wælgaard has invest...

  • BEYOND, a R.Evolucion Latina short film review, Latino Festival (interview)

    BEYOND, a R.Evolucion Latina, 23min,. USA
    Directed by Claudia Mulet
    "Beyond" is a Documentary inspired by the Beyond Workshop Series, an adult training program created for young latinx performers in New York City. The documentary follows five young performers looking to develop their skills in or...

  • BOY MICHI short film, audience feedback Toronto LGBTQ+ Festival review

    BOY MICHI, 8min., USA
    Directed by Clara Charrin
    An intimate conversation between Boy Michi and the camera about his sexual and gender exploration.

    https://www.claracharrin.com/
    https://www.instagram.com/claracharrin/

  • FIGHT ROOM short film Under 5min. Festival review (interview)

    FIGHT ROOM, 4min., Germany
    Directed by Frédéric Frankel
    A secret agent wakes up after a knockout.

    Get to know writer/actor Betty Kaplan:

    1. What motivated you to make this film?
    We wanted to compose a self contained fight scene stripped of emotional reasoning with only subtle hints to the world...

  • DRAINED short film Under 5min. Festival review

    DRAINED, 3min., USA
    Directed by Christopher Francis

  • ST.RANGER short film, Experimental/Dance/Music Festival review

    ST.RANGER, 6min., South Korea
    Directed by Hyukjin Jeon
    Moving subjects are rough, rebellious.
    It's unnatural, it's unrealistic.
    There is no beauty of traditional standards of beauty.