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CONNECT
March 16, 2025
SHUCKS
February 25, 2025
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February 24, 2025
THIRST TRAP
February 18, 2025
LOST LOVE
January 13, 2025
CHURCH CAMP
January 6, 2025
KING SAUD
December 9, 2024
ORANGO
November 20, 2024
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Our lives are constantly being marked by milestones where each passing year ushers in a new era of possibilities or detractors – for us to
CONNECT
Grief and healing often unfold in beautifully unexpected ways. Following the sudden loss of his dad, Frankie finds himself in a near-fatal accident that leaves
SHUCKS
Just what drives a man to uncover his darkest self? This age-old question carries a chilling implication, suggesting that we could unknowingly be the architects
HOLD MY BEER
The Pacific Northwest provides a striking backdrop for the short film Hold My Beer, a family dramedy exploring themes of forgiveness and craft beer. The
THIRST TRAP
The term thirst trap originated in the 1990s and refers to a shameless need for approval, affection or attention. Selfie culture giving rise, social media
LOST LOVE
A rousing drum intro rolls through the opening credits as crowds cheer in the distance. But as we fade in on rock musician Jack (James
CHURCH CAMP
Church Camp is designated a LGBTQ short film and sounds like an ugly clash of civilizations. Praying away the gay and fire and brimstone directed
KING SAUD
King Saud is a Hollywood murder mystery that touches on police corruption, international terrorism and high end prostitution. Maybe not rising to the level of
ORANGO
Orango, directed by Samuel Kay Forrest, opens with a serene, majestic, and beautiful scenic view of tranquil waters at sunrise on the West African Coastal