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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  • DRAMA Shorts Festival - Sept. 18/19 event

    See the Full Lineup of Films:

    I Am Yours: The Moment Of No Return, 6min., Ukraine
    Directed by Dmytro Koturanov
    In a quiet corner of Ukraine, Sofia and Mykyta lived an ordinary life, filled with laughter, love and occasional arguments. They cherished each other and reveled in the simple pleasure...

  • DANCE Shorts Festival - Sept. 17/18 event

    See the Full Lineup of Films:

    MEMORY PALACE, 10min,. USA
    Directed by Mikko Timonen
    Memory Palace is a story about love and the difficulty of loss. The film follows the journey of two dancers and their tumultuous relationship over the course of a lifetime.

    MERCY, 7min., Germany
    Directed by Olaf...

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  • ELLIPSIS short film review

    ELLIPSIS, 19min,. Ireland
    Directed by Greg Purcell
    Ellipsis is an Irish speculative science-fiction film based in post-event Dublin dystopia. A place where blind, hyper-violent fanatics known as 'Dak Boys' roam the streets preying on the vulnerable. Where the mega-corporation Retro Humanics creat...

  • SPIRIT TRAVELER; Looking into the Past for a Better Future film (interview)

    Directed by Sonja Grace

    Mystic Sonja Grace looks at the breaking point of two ancient cultures on opposite sides of the world and how their history can help us today. Her ability to Spirit Travel back in time gives a new perspective on the Hopi Indians from Northern Arizona and the Celtic people...

  • HOMELANDSICKNESS feature film review

    HOMELANDSICKNESS, 85min,. Germany
    Directed by Gülsel Özkan
    One usually exchanges goods not people. The "population exchange" between Greece and Turkey 100 years ago affected more than 2 Mill. people. Until today only few know about this time. In the massacres and expulsions lie buried not only en...

  • HOW TO SPOT A HETEORSEXUAL short film review

    HOW TO SPOT A HETEORSEXUAL, 8min., USA
    Directed by Adamson Novak
    George Hughes (Kyle Dal Santo) informs the American public of the looming terrors of heterosexuality infiltrating our society. Through a series of examples, Hughes illustrates the best practices in How to Spot a Heterosexual. This s...

  • CLOWN NOW CRY LATER short film review

    Clown Now Cry Later: A Foos Gone Wild Docuseries Directed By Estevan Oriol
    , 17min., USA, Documentary
    Directed by Estevan Oriol
    Introducing "Clown Now Cry Later," a captivating docuseries directed by the renowned Estevan Oriol and proudly presented by Foos Gone Wild. Delve into the intriguing wor...

  • DANDELION short film review

    DANDELION, 12min,. UK
    Directed by Gillian Simpson
    Today is the day Alice has decided to die. She lives alone inside a wind turbine, everyday these giant structures loom over her, constantly turning, breathing life into her world, a world where no life exists for her.
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  • YOUNG BOY short film review (interview)

    YOUNG BOY, 8min., USA
    Directed by Rachel Jacob
    A young boy dealing with a hard family situation is offered an opportunity to find hope again in the form of a wish.

    https://www.instagram.com/youngboyproductionsllc/

    Get to know the filmmaker:

    1. What motivated you to make this film?

    It was a...

  • THE WALK short film review

    THE WALK, 12min., Germany
    Directed by Johnny Stern
    The Walk is the story of a Jewish man stuck living in Germany to be with his only daughter. Everyday he is faced with reminders of the Holocaust as he walks his dog through the city which was known for antisemitism and was a beehive of Nazi activ...

  • KATABATOC FLIGHT short film review

    KATABATOC FLIGHT, 13min., USA
    Directed by Matt Costa
    A katabatic wind, named from the Greek word κατάβασις or katabasis meaning “descending”, is a drainage wind, a wind that carries high-density air from a higher elevation down a slope under the force of gravity.

    https://vero-watch.com/pages/ka...

  • BIG OIL'S BIG LIES feature film review

    BIG OIL'S BIG LIES, 55min,. Switzerland,
    Directed by Mach Philippe
    They knew it, but they denied and hid the truth about global warming from us: the oil giants, whether be American companies like ExxonMobil or European firms like Shell, knew long before us about the impact of their products on t...

  • SUNFLOWER NICKY short film review (interview)

    SUNFLOWER NICKY, 19min,. USA
    Directed by Clifton J. Adams
    Eight year old Nicolas dreams of owning a Nikki doll, but when his dream becomes a reality it sends a shift through his home as his parents grapple with their beliefs of how their young son should express himself.

    https://facebook.com/su...

  • FAMILY AFFAIR short film review (interview)

    FAMILY AFFAIR, 16min,. USA
    Directd by Julio Dowansingh
    A young adult's secret relationship puts him at odds with his friends, family, and other commitments in this short queer comedy.

    http://www.familyaffairfilm.com/
    https://instagram.com/family_affair_film

    Get to know Writer/Producer Ernest A...

  • SANKOFA CHICAGO: THE UNTOLD feature film review (interview)

    SANKOFA CHICAGO: THE UNTOLD, 102 minutes, USA
    Directed by Vanessa Wright
    Sankofa Chicago: The Untold is a powerful documentary that is the second part of a three-part series exposing the inadequacies of American History curriculums in Chicago Public Schools, a problem across the US. It highlights...

  • ANIMAL short film review

    ANIMAL, 11min., USA
    Directed by Jeremy Ciliberto
    A medieval traveler finds himself on an adventure trying to protect his family from spirits who dwell the forest.

    http://spiritsoftherealm.com/
    https://www.instagram.com/spiritsoftherealm/

  • BEQUEST short film review

    BEQUEST, 9min,. USA
    Directed by Sam M Dabbs, Robert J Harbour
    In a post climate apocalypse, the last livable corners of the planet are massively overpopulated. Governments regulate life and death. Suicide is normalized and monetized. In a world that values death over life, you can now negotiate a...

  • LOVE IS HELL short film review (interview)

    LOVE IS HELL, 3min., UK
    Directed by Brendan Void
    LGBTQ Love

    http://brendanvoid.com/
    https://facebook.com/brendanvoid
    https://twitter.com/brendanvoid
    https://instagram.com/brendanvoid

    Get to know the filmmaker:

    1. What motivated you to make this film?

    My motivation was simply to just promote...

  • WILD WATER short film review (interview)

    WILD WATER, 52min,. UK
    Directed by Ben Davis

    http://wildwaterfilm.net/
    https://instagram.com/wildwaterfilm

    Get to know the filmmaker:

    Answers:
    Ben Davis - Director
    Pete Jenkinson - Producer

    1. What motivated you to make this film?
    Ben - A number of years ago, I was at Gaddings Dam on a lov...

  • A SOUND TO REMEMBER short film review

    A SOUND TO REMEMBER, 6min., USA
    Directed by Tyler Holmes
    After losing his singing partner and lover during a jazz club mass shooting, Worthy Love struggles through PTSD and grief to sing again.

  • A FANTASY OF COMPANIONSHIP BETWEEN HUMAN AND INANIMATE review

    A FANTASY OF COMPANIONSHIP BETWEEN HUMAN AND INANIMATE, 15min., Animation
    Directed by Susan Mey Lee Lim, Samudra Kajal Saikia, Christina Teenz Tan
    In a world dominated by modern society's pervasive loneliness, "A Fantasy “of Companionship between Human and Inanimate” explores a unique bond betwee...

  • THE DANCER: THE BEAUTIFUL AND TRAGIC LIFE OF GERARD ALEXANDER short film review

    THE DANCER: THE BEAUTIFUL AND TRAGIC LIFE OF GERARD ALEXANDER, 36min., USA
    Directed by Ryon Justin Horne, Tyson Alan Horne
    The Atlanta Journal-Constitution presents the short documentary "The Dancer," about Gerard Alexander, who performed around the world but ended up homeless in Atlanta.

    http:...