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SOLUS
FREDERICK VON SCHOLAR’S HOW-TO SERIES
AAGNOSTIC
EGRESS
TWENTY MINUTE EXOTIC GETAWAY
THE FIFTH CHAIR
A LITTLE DEAD
LAZY CIRCLES: “Welcome” To Goshé
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CHICKEN
Writer/director Josh Leong’s Chicken is a near-perfect short film that’s both subtle and supremely ambitious, quiet and heartbreaking, and relevant without resorting to speechifying. Dealing
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SOLUS
Gravity’s distant little cousin, Jonathan Brooks space-set short film Solus does a lot with a little, functioning as an extended teaser for an epic, hard
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FREDERICK VON SCHOLAR’S HOW-TO SERIES
If you’re lonely – there’s good news. You no longer have to spend every night on the couch by yourself. The secret to a rich,
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AAGNOSTIC
The clever title of Daniel James Dismuke’s short film AAgnostic may just be the cleverest thing about it. It does, indeed, focus on a young
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EGRESS
A rich back story is revealed during the opening credits of Clarito Zapanta’s 35-minute short film Egress. A warrior, Kess Kynes (Becky Byrd), with a
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TWENTY MINUTE EXOTIC GETAWAY
The technology presented in Hollis Sherman-Pepe’s Twenty Minute Exotic Getaway is probably not far off. The virtual reality has achieved a standing where people can
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THE FIFTH CHAIR
Chris Vaughn’s short and feverish The Fifth Chair is the definition of a missed opportunity. It deals with heavy subjects ripe for exploration, like the
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A LITTLE DEAD
Grandpa is all alone. His wife died several months ago, and living in the middle of nowhere, the solitude of the setting drives home the
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LAZY CIRCLES: “Welcome” To Goshé
Writer-director Marcus Ross displays undeniable skill with the 37-minute webisode Lazy Circles: “Welcome” to Goshé, which functions brilliantly as a pitch to a TV studio.