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DADU
In a world where romance movies lack enough sincerity to have a lasting impact, Raghav Puri’s Dadu serves as the offbeat, refreshing film to upend
LIES
Director Rachel Taggart’s Lies is a 4 minute film that is hard to categorize at first. It begins on a cheery, sun-soaked afternoon as a
THE 31st AMENDMENT
Directed by Marc Danbury, The 31st Amendment looks and feels like the indie answer to The Hunger Games, with a hint of The Purge franchise
SYMPTOMATIC
A true stomach-churner of a film, Symptomatic gets up-close-and-personal with a rather scary and all-too common occurrence. Angie (Kate Williamson) arrives at the clinic of
SICK PUPPY
It’s certainly not every day that a film comes along with such stirring real-life inspiration as Sick Puppy. The award-winning short, which has a screenplay
SOLDIER ISLAND
A reinvention of an Agatha Christie classic, Soldier Island is a 65-minute screendance period piece that offers a new perspective on the murder mystery genre.
GoGo 274
Forrest Sassaman’s Gogo 274 feels like a forgotten apocalyptic thriller from the 1980’s. A film unearthed a whole generation later during an era where its
GLENN GARRABRANT
Glenn Garrabrant is a filmmaker and the founder of the Illinois-based indie film house Logan Avenue Productions. With an emphasis on meaningful storytelling, Glenn has
MESSY BOYS
At first glance, Messy Boys appears to be a very contemporary and oddly familiar horror flick with all the hallmarks of its subgenre lined up