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Watch TORII short film. WILDsound Festival Oct. 2024
TORII, 13min., Germany
Directed by Martin Gerigk
Torii is a short film in the form of an audiovisual composition about the traditional Shinto gates of the same name in Japan. The film uses these gates which symbolically mark the transition from the mundane to the sacred as representatives of a p... -
Watch HOME short film. WILDsound Festival Oct. 2024
HOME, 16min., USA
Directed by Al Chang
Seo-won navigates a fragmented reality filled with emotional encounters and haunting memories, seeking solace and clarity in her search for home.
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Watch FEM/DOM - Empowered short film. WILDsound Festival Oct. 2024
FEM/DOM - Empowered, 15min., USA
Directed by Mitchell Suikess
Violet is a resourceful, independent, and modern woman. By day, she works as a soft-spoken assistant for an abusive, and misogynistic boss, Mr. Mann. By night, Violet swaps her powerlessness for power, when she moonlights as a dominatr... -
Watch MOISTURE short film. WILDsound Festival Oct. 2024
MOISTURE, 25min., Brazil
Directed by Duda Gorter
Brazil: In a gray city in the near future, religious sects and rats live on the prowl. It rains non-stop.
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Watch CHHAVA short film, WILDsound Festival Oct. 2024
CHHAVA, 39min., India
Directed by Anurag Srijit, Arman Shaikh
Set in the storied Apshinge Military Village in Maharashtra, 'Chhava' offers an intimate glimpse into the lives of families bound by centuries of military service, from the reign of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj to today. Crafted with ca... -
Watch NOWHERE TO GO short film. WILDsound Festival Oct. 2024
NOWHERE TO GO, 12min,. USA
Directed by Annabelle Kumaar
A young girl is haunted by her past as trauma follows her in the form of what she thinks is an illusion.
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Watch ANGELITO short film. WILDsound Festival Oct. 2024
ANGELITO, 13min., USA
Directed by Brent L. Peterson
12-year-old Angelito dreams of becoming a gang member like his older brother until a tragic accident forces him to grow up far too quickly.
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Watch MISS YOU MOM short film. WILDsound Festival Oct. 2024
MISS YOU MOM, 10min., Canada
Directed by Steve Sugarman
Kelsey and Julian meet Marcella, an odd antique store owner, who overhears Kelsey's regrets about her mom. Marcella offers her a mysterious building permit contained in a curious wooden box. The permit allows them to build anywhere they want... -
FLY AWAY, FROGGY BOY short film, reactions ACTION/ADVENTURE Festival (interview)
FLY AWAY, FROGGY BOY, 8min., Canada
Directed by Mia Lobo
Fly Detective Francis McFly loses his partner to the infamous ‘Croaks’, a frog gang at the centre of his most recent investigation. Stricken by grief, he decides to get revenge, and go head to head with their ravenous leader, The Frogfather... -
THE ARCHITECT OF THE LIMINAL short film, reactions Festival (interview)
THE ARCHITECT OF THE LIMINAL, 3min., Canada
Directed by Deb Ethier
An artist struggles to find her way in this quirky and off-kilter micro short from Deb Ethier. Taking some inspiration from classic silent films, it combines super 8 footage with 2D/3D animation and motion graphics.
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BLIND DREAMERS short film, reactions DANCE Festival
BLIND DREAMERS, 6min,. France
Directed by Sandra Geco
A visual fable with poetic notes that oscillate between reality and surrealism to reveals a universe mixing plastic, landscape and poetry. -
THE CLOTHESLINES short film, reactions EXPERIMENTAL/MUSIC Festival
THE CLOTHESLINES, 9min., USA
Directed by Yazan Al-Hajari
The Clotheslines" takes you through a journey of memory, loss, nostalgia, and human hope, reflecting the human struggle and suffering through the poignant symbol of deserted clotheslines. with a profound performance, and recorded by the exc... -
KITE short film, reactions DANCE Festival (interview)
KITE, 6min,. Canada
Directed by Jerry Trieus
A short film about a dancer on a mission to experience flight. The journey is disappointing and filled with challenges. The result is a transformation as the dance artist finds strength through perseverance and ultimately freedom.Get to know writer/p...
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EMERGING short film, reactions DANCE Festival
EMERGING, 14min., USA
Directed by Jessie Nowak, Monica Parra Allen
Emerging narrates the tale of the Founders, dedicatedly constructing their civilization, and the Saurians, concealed within the woods. After years of isolation from one another, they are unexpectedly brought together. This encount... -
I HOPE short film, reactions DANCE Festival
I HOPE, 4min,. Canada
Directed by Dylan Blake Murray
This contemporary dance short film depicts a group of friends who are individually dealing with varying misfortunes and hardships in their personal lives. On New Year’s Eve, they come together to reflect on their hopes for the future. They find... -
a film called black: King's Speech short film, reactions EXPERIMENTAL/MUSIC Fest
a film called black: King's Speech, 20min., USA
Directed by Cam Be
‘a film called black’ is an evolving film. Each screening presents different elements to an ongoing conversation. Blackness. ‘King’s Speech’ is a short film that resides within the entirety of ‘a film called black.’ ‘King’s Speech... -
MIHI: At the center of our gaze short film, reactions DANCE Festival (interview)
MIHI: At the center of our gaze, 15min., France
Directed by Cyril Durand-Gasselin
Introspection is a mental activity which can be described metaphorically as the act of “looking inside” oneself, through a form of attention paid to one's own sensations, states or thoughts. In psychology, this is t... -
BEYOND THE FINISH LINE short film, reactions ACTION/ADVENTURE Festival
BEYOND THE FINISH LINE, 16min., USA
Directed by Matthew Williams
Beyond the Finish Line follows the journey of Marisa Pasnick as she prepares for the grueling Bigfoot 200 race while facing the challenges of an eating disorder. Marisa's story is a testament to resilience and strength as she naviga... -
THE CAPTOR feature film, reactions ACTION/ADVENTURE Festival (interview)
THE CAPTOR, 64min., USA
Directed by Sean De La Nuez
An ex-soldier with PTSD decides to become the vigilante of his neighborhood, taking justice into his own hands against porch pirates.
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RED short film, reactions DANCE Festival (interview)
RED, 5min., Canada
Directed by Marlea van Grinsven
Red depicts the story of a romance gone wrong, where paint is used to show the side revenge and how it slowly passes through everyone until revenge has taken over. It follows our couple as they work through their budding romance slowly getting mo... -
neurodiversity short film, reactions EXPERIMENTAL/MUSIC Festival
neurodiversity, 7min., South Korea
Directed by Seung il-Chon
The innovative development of artificial intelligence technology is creating a new intersection between reality and virtuality. Now, Internet platforms, artificial neural networks, data algorithms, and generative technologies are making... -
SEQUOIA SPIRITS short film, reactions DANCE Festival (interview)
SEQUOIA SPIRITS, 12min., USA
Directed by Cherie Carson, David Creech
“Sequoia Spirits” is a playful vertical dance film which peers deep into the heart and soul of a Redwood Grove. Under the great canopy of California's majestic coastal giants, we get a glimpse into the elements that bring life t... -
BREAKING OUT short film, reactions EXPERIMENTAL/MUSIC Festival (interview)
BREAKING OUT, 6min,. USA
Directed by David Glass
“Breaking Out” is centered around a tumultuous piano improvisation David Glass recorded several years ago. The short film is a psychological rollercoaster containing a variety of footage that express a wide range of intense emotions and strong forc... -
SO FAR AWAY short film, DANCE Festival review
SO FAR AWAY, 9min., USA
Directed by Lindsay Gilmour