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a man is preparing to get revenge on the people who have wronged him throughout his life but along the way he comes to a realization that changes everything.
A revenge short made for the 48 hour film project Brisbane.
A fashion film that blends digital and camcorder footage to capture the beauty and fragility of a love story.
America is turning 250, and the guys and I figured there was only one way to mark the occasion! Come join me, Walter, Peanut, Achmed, and Bubba J, for my all-new standup special: Jeff Dunham's 250th Red, White, and Blue Birthday Special. Here’s the cool part: It was last minute, so we shot the entire thing on iPhones! Call your friends, fire up the grill (or order pizza!), and grab a front-row seat… This is one fun show you won't want to miss! Happy 250th Birthday, America!
A film student who's never been on a date before becomes a dating coach.
Itlu Kanmani follows Rohith, a young man who once dreamed of becoming a filmmaker but leaves everything behind to take care of his ailing father. After his father’s sudden death, Rohith discovers something unexpected that changes the way he sees his father and his own life. Haunted by unanswered questions and fragments of the past, Rohith begins a journey to understand a story that was never told to him. As hidden memories slowly unfold, he realizes that some dreams never truly disappear they only wait for the right person to continue them. With the support of Chaitra, a compassionate doctor who becomes his emotional anchor, Rohith must decide whether to keep running from his past or face a truth that could change his future forever. Itlu Kanmani is an emotional story about love, sacrifice, and a mystery hidden inside a father’s silent life.
Wanderer of the night, Tristan finds himself alone again, broke and in desperate need of company. He thus calls is trusted childhood friend in search of a last moment of light.
Some versions of ourselves never truly leave us. When the past and present converge, a young woman discovers that growing up also means learning to look back at the person she once was.
A newly-single woman, just out of a dysfunctional relationship, is introduced to the concept of red flags, but takes it a bit too literally as she heads back into dating.
Between match notifications and bombing alerts in Israel, a young documanterist is trying to find love.
A young woman deals with a traumatic event and a sinister corner in her bedroom.
A Man is almost late for the biggest moment of his life
In the mid-1970s, disco emerged in the underground clubs of New York. Seduced by this phenomenon about to conquer the world, French producers Henri Belolo and Jacques Morali created the Village People from scratch, a group inspired by iconic figures of American popular culture. Success was meteoric with hits like Macho Man, In the Navy, Go West, and above all Y.M.C.A., which sold millions of copies and became one of the biggest hits in pop history. Behind these festive choruses, however, lies a complex story: that of a group alternately celebrated as an icon of gay liberation or viewed as a pure marketing product. Through the accounts of former group members and disco specialists, Sascha Schmidt's documentary traces the rise of the Village People, from their beginnings in underground clubs to their global consecration.
Two high schoolers, Preston and Colby, are trying to go viral on social media. They use traps and editing to fake horror videos on YouTube, When their friend goes out of town they take the opportunity to use his house for a video, but it takes an unexpected and frightening turn.
