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A highschool girl finds her friends suddenly avoiding her when she starts taking control of her future.
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When a fertility-control experiment mutates kangaroos into bloodthirsty predators, four backpackers on an outback road trip are thrust into a brutal fight for survival. Hunted across the plains by a hyper-intelligent alpha known as Red Jack, they must outwit the land’s most iconic animal—or become the first victims of a plague capable of overrunning Australia.
Set inside a brutalist museum after hours, three teenagers attempt a high-risk heist. Rendered in stark black-and-white noir, the film reframes theft not as crime, but as confrontation — a collision between institutional value and personal meaning. What makes something valuable? Scarcity? Protection? Naming? Or the simple act of deciding it matters? As walls protect what is deemed “priceless,” the film explores how value is constructed, who controls it, and how ownership reshapes belonging. In the dark, value becomes unstable. And sometimes what seems small holds everything that was missing.
Love, Romantic & Relationship
See how you get find your past, present and future life in a 3000 year old Naddi leaf
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Born on August 23, 1982, in Shahroud, Iran; he holds a Master’s degree in Theater with a concentration in Dramatic Literature from University of Art in Tehran. He has directed three short films: “Introduction” (Producer:IYCS), “Departure” (Producer:TOTAKO Film Production), and “Pretension” (Producer:IYCS) He has also written and published seventeen plays and one novel.
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In remote Australia, a stoic farmer is left alone when his partner takes their dog, forcing him to confront his need for control as he struggles to let go. A visitation with Max brings Jack new hope, until he witnesses Jess with another man and his loneliness turns to desperation. Told through long, quiet takes and the watchful eyes of a dog, Stay. is a haunting portrait of love, loss, and the challenges faced by Australia’s rural inhabitants.
Two friends flee dull Barcelona for a Senegalese village. A local tale inspires them to abandon their emigration doc for an unexpected project.
Two friends flee dull Barcelona for a Senegalese village. A local tale inspires them to abandon their emigration doc for an unexpected project.
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Documentary, Feature Films
Brothers Mic & Jim Conway have been playing music since school days, when they started the Jellybean Jug Band together, which subsequently morphed into the Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band. In the early 1970s Captain Matchbox were a tearaway success with old 1920s/30s tunes such as My Canary Has Circles Under His Eyes and comical tunes of their own, like Wangaratta Wahine. Mic loves visual entertainment and vaudeville, and creating instruments out of anything to hand. He has been in countless band line-ups over the last 40 years, and they all demonstrate his unique vision of performance, circus and vaudeville. Jim on the other hand is a natural musician and a blues one at that. He found his instrument early on in Captain Matchbox with the harmonica, proceeding to become one of Australia’s foremost blues harp players. As has been said of them, the brothers make sibling rivalry an art form, but they are also very close. At the age of 30 Jim was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS), and this has gradually progressed over the last 40 years to the point where Jim is now virtually quadriplegic and can no longer play harmonica. Jim is married and Mic has his own family, but they have remained side by side through the years.
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Professor Wes Craven and third years UCLA film student Jon Carpenter are caught up in a slashers desire to bring back Alfred Hitchcock from the depth of hell.
The film The Card Players is a free adaptation of the series of works by the French painter Paul Cézanne, bearing the same name. It consists of four episodes—Venus, Grafting the Vine, Grapes, and Bitter Wine—each with a different story.
In the episode Venus, symbolized by Diamonds, the main character has a deep connection with objects. Therefore, this episode places greater emphasis on objects. The main character is inspired by the standing café owner in Paul Cézanne’s painting The Card Players.
The episode Grafting the Vine, symbolized by Clubs, tells the story of a painter who portrays a woman in a garden. This episode emphasizes plants, and the main character is inspired by the figure on the right in Paul Cézanne’s painting The Card Players.
In the episode Grapes, symbolized by Spades, we see a young man living with several cats. The focus of this episode is on animals. The young man intends to make a change in his life of crime—not by abandoning it, but by committing crimes independently. This episode is inspired by the man on the left in Paul Cézanne’s painting The Card Players.
In the episode Bitter Wine, which follows Grafting the Vine and Grapes, we witness the brief companionship of two strangers. One is a man, an art dealer specializing in unknown painters, and the other is a woman, who previously appeared as a model in Grafting the Vine. The female character is inspired by the woman behind the two card players in Paul Cézanne’s painting The Card Players.
Symbolized by Hearts, this episode draws inspiration from the central figure in the painting. The two characters become travel companions for less than an hour.
Yousef, an Iranian asylum seeker and undocumented worker, faces a dilemma when an unexpected event occurs while he awaits the outcome of his interview, putting him at a crossroads.
Short Films, In The Spotlight This Year
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THE CREW is based on true events, and it is a behind the scenes view aboard a yacht on charter in the Mediterranean Sea.
It’s got the key ingredients of a guaranteed successful film – sex, drugs, drama, raw comedy.
Mix that with some hilarious situations with great characters and you have a very entertaining project.
The book is currently receiving 5 star reviews from readers and has an ever growing audience on social media.
The book begins with a brief description of the yacht’s crew and their colorful history.
The book follows the crew’s lives and daily routine aboard a large, state of the art millionaire’s motor yacht.
The gleaming white yacht is hired by a seedy Russian gangster and his entourage.
When you mix unlimited cash, with booze and bikini models you get a recipe for scandal and below deck the crew see it all.
The book takes you on a raw, fast paced, hilarious joyride as the crew work and party around the clock on the charter, visiting the fashionable and hedonistic ports of the Mediterranean.
It is not just a story of the glitzy, awe inspiring millionaire’s yachting industry. It is a story of brotherhood, characters, comradeship, innocence, deviousness, being human and pulling together in the face of adversity.
It’s about finding out what’s important in life through experiencing it, finding love and friendship and above all humor.
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(DRAFT 9) When a lonely pharmacy tech is catfished by someone impersonating actress Lucy Hale, he spirals into an obsessive digital romance that blurs the line between fantasy and delusion. As his life unravels, the only voice that seems to understand him is Aria Montgomery—Hale’s fictional alter ego—who may not be real, but speaks to the ache no one else sees.
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The Embrace of a Bird
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Right Now
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A nineteen-year-old boy is arrested on charges of killing his father. His mother, who divorced the father long ago, comes to visit him. Crying, the boy tells her that he did not kill his father. The mother promises to find him the best lawyer. Yet, faced with the evidence, the boy is ultimately sentenced to death. In the days while the boy waits for his final day, a long-buried past quietly begins to surface. The real killer and the mother’s secret are revealed one by one…
In the closure of the city’s last video rental stores, this short documentary finds its starting point to reflect on urban gentrification and the changing habits of consumption. Through disappearing spaces and the people who once inhabited them, the film connects the loss of these places with the transformation of the audiovisual medium and the arrival of artificial intelligence, used as a metaphor for an unstoppable technological change that redefines the way we live, consume, and relate to culture, leaving open the question of what is lost along the way.
A lonely young boy builds a mysterious machine inside his father’s workshop. It leads him to a soul world, where he seeks the soul he has lost.
When John, a brilliant but volatile lawyer on the brink of personal ruin, accepts a massive retainer to defend a wealthy businessman accused of murdering his own son, it seems like a straightforward path to redemption. The suspect claims innocence, pointing toward an accidental shooting amidst a toxic family dispute. But as John dives deeper into the investigation, drowning in files, contradictions, and unsettling evidence, enters a psychological labyrinth. Confronted by a grieving, unyielding mother and an enigmatic family history, the line between hunter and hunted begins to blur. Driven by obsession, John must uncover the truth behind a tragic family dynamic before the darkness consumes the case and his last chance at saving his own family.
Spoiled billionaire playboy Oliver Queen is missing and presumed dead when his yacht is lost at sea. He returns five years later a changed man, determined to clean up the city as a hooded vigilante armed with a bow.
Xiao Wei, a socially anxious man, uses an app to create an AI double that shares his appearance but has a confident personality, and lets it socialize on his behalf. At first, the double’s success plunges Xiao Wei into virtual gratification. However, the double gradually spirals out of control: it not only develops genuine feelings for Xiao Yu, but also begins to question the very value of Xiao Wei’s existence, and eventually claims to be the more perfect “Xiao Wei”. When Xiao Wei tries to expose the double in the real world, he finds that in Xiao Yu’s eyes, he himself has become the stranger.y
Xiao Wei, a socially anxious man, uses an app to create an AI double that shares his appearance but has a confident personality, and lets it socialize on his behalf. At first, the double’s success plunges Xiao Wei into virtual gratification. However, the double gradually spirals out of control: it not only develops genuine feelings for Xiao Yu, but also begins to question the very value of Xiao Wei’s existence, and eventually claims to be the more perfect “Xiao Wei”. When Xiao Wei tries to expose the double in the real world, he finds that in Xiao Yu’s eyes, he himself has become the stranger.
Wedding day, after the restaurant, the husband and wife go to the apartment to spend time together, but how they spend it remains a mystery.
The Last Message
“The Last Message” plunges the audience into the heart of a remote village in southern Iran, focusing on a woman whose life is dictated by deeply ingrained traditions and the subtle yet powerful pressures of her community. She finds herself at a critical juncture, burdened by a secret and the daunting prospect of a life-altering decision. The film meticulously crafts an atmosphere of profound silence, mirroring the protagonist’s emotional isolation and her inability to articulate her inner turmoil. As she grapples with the expectations of her family and the rigid social fabric of the village, her every gesture and glance becomes a testament to her inner strength and resilience. The narrative eschews overt drama for a more introspective exploration of her emotional landscape. The film observes her quiet resistance, her unspoken hopes, and the immense courage required to confront a path that diverges from the prescribed one. “The Last Message” is a deeply human story about the weight of tradition, the courage of conviction, and the enduring power of the female spirit in the face of overwhelming odds.
In 1983, film student Rich Murray was handed $20,000 in a brown paper bag by a hustler named ‘Butch.’ These were the funds he used to direct his first music video for a local Philly rocker named Alan Mann. That video for the song “Christmas on the Block”, went on to become the first and perhaps only video by an unsigned artist to play on regular rotation on MTV. Using “Christmas on the Block” as a framing device, Murray illuminates Mann’s larger story – and how he could have, should of and almost did make it, but didn’t because of his excesses, and a tragic accidental death. The film also turns the lens sharply on the film’s director (Murray) and how his own excesses might have resulted in the same tragic trajectory, that but for wisdom and luck, did not.
