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Set against the grim backdrop of two great wars, Sabina Vajraca’s Sevap/Mitzvah is a transcendent story of unlikely friendships that remarkably defy the ethnic, religious,

DISINGENUOUS

Modern-day horror thrillers thrive off of taking difficult, deeply personal traumas and giving them a monstrous makeover – often as a physical entity. Daniel James

#Anniversary

As far as sci-fi shorts go, Ellis E. Fowler’s #Anniversary begins rather unassumingly. It’s a jovial day as groom-to-be Eric Fuller (Fowler) prepares in his

A LOVELY DEATH

Death, as a concept and as an entity, has received numerous on-screen iterations throughout the years. Perhaps most significantly, in Ingmar Bergman’s iconic The Seventh

URBAN DECAY

Maya Mizrahi’s grounded ode to a deteriorating cityscape brings with it a catchy electronic number produced by Itay Shaked and an interesting subtext behind it.

PASSENGER C

Cassian Elwes is a well-known film producer with an extensive career spanning over three decades. He has been involved in producing many critically acclaimed and

KATE & JAKE

The oversaturated nature of young adult romances means that there is little room for a genre overhaul. It’s very cut and dry, with most of

THE STUPID BOY

In a world divided by hate, perhaps love is the answer. Leave it to filmmaker Phil Dunn to turn that somewhat simplistic statement into a

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

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