New Releases

New Releases

New videos from the WILDsound Festival. Daily MOVIES to watch. Plus, screenplay readings, poetry readings, audience feedback videos.

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New Releases
  • THE SEA film, reactions WILDsound Festival

    THE SEA, 10min., Canada
    Directed by Son Roberts
    This experimental short film is a "Jazz Monologue" presented by an elusive oracle. Through rage and reflection, incendiary prose and inspirational poetry, he reminds us of the legacy of lies that define our human journey. And he insists that we embr...

  • JAGUAR SONG film, reactions ENVIRONMENTAL Festival

    JAGUAR SONG, 16min., Ecuador
    Directed by AnAkA
    “We know that indigenous people have the same goals: to protect the earth and ancestral lifeways. We know that strengthening intertribal relationships will support the regional communities in cultural revitalization and defense of the natural world.
    ...

  • APOLLO AND DAPHNE film, reactions FEMALE Film Festival

    APOLLO AND DAPHNE, 3min., USA
    Directed by Minglu DU
    Apollo and Daphne is a clay-and-paper stop-motion animation that re-examines a canonical myth by attending to what is often obscured within its familiar telling. Instead of framing Apollo’s pursuit as an emblem of divine love, the work foregroun...

  • WISHFEATHER film, reactions EXPERIMENTAL Festival

    WISHFEATHER, 3min., Australia
    Directed by Ying Lei Zhang
    A dancer wishes to soar beyond her eternal cage. But the key can only be found from deep within herself.

    https://www.instagram.com/kila_ima/

  • KIN film, reactions ENVIRONMENTAL Festival

    KIN, 5min., Mexico
    Directed by Ana Baer, Rocio Luna
    Relating in times of crisis. A site-specific screendance that explores the relationship between humanity and nature, raising awareness of ecological challenges and seeking—if only partially—to remediate damaged environments. Drawing on environme...

  • DANCE FROM THE ANGEL AND FAERIE OPERETTAS BY TERRY ULICK film, DANCE Festival

    Dance from the Angel and Faerie Operettas by Terry Ulick, 27min., USA
    Directed by Terry Ulick
    Ballet and modern dance numbers from the Operettas “An Angel’s Love” and “Shameless Faeries” by Terry Ulick from Wherever Music and Wherever Movies. All rights reserved and not for use without express wr...

  • DEEP CLEAN film, reactions FEMALE Film Festival

    DEEP CLEAN, 6min., USA
    Directed by Lisa Frank
    A woman deep cleans her house, no mess left unclean.

  • THE SILENCE OF MY SOUL film, reactions MUSIC Festival

    THE SILENCE OF MY SOUL, 4min., Armenia
    Directed by Hasmik Chakhmakhchyan
    The Silence of My Soul is an intimate piano-vocal ballad shaped by jazz and R&B sensitivity and approached with cinematic restraint. Minimalist piano textures and a nuanced vocal performance create a quiet emotional tension ...

  • FȲR film, reactions ENVIRONMENTAL Festival

    FȲR, 22min., UK
    Directed by Mackenzie Fuller
    A young warrior and his aging mentor confront the Mother, a primordial being of nature who blurs the line between creation and control.

  • Samaná: The Last Free Flowing River of Antioquia, reactions ENVIRONMENTAL Fest

    Samaná: The Last Free Flowing River of Antioquia, 11min., USA
    Directed by Cameron Atlas
    The Samaná River is the only major river in Antioquia, Colombia, that remains free flowing. While the rest of the region’s waterways have been dammed, the Samaná’s ecosystem remains intact, supporting a critic...

  • THE PORNOGRAPHER film, reactions EXPERIMENTAL Festival

    THE PORNOGRAPHER, 3min., Canada
    Directed by Milla Cummings, Marie-Josee Saint-Pierre
    The Pornographer traces a woman’s sexual sensations through a poetic, fragmentary sensory arc: from the awakening of desire via an abstract nature that comes alive, through geode-like vulvas that glow and swell, ...

  • THE LAST RECKONING film, reactions WILDsound Festival

    THE LAST RECKONING, 102min., Canada
    Directed by Garnet Campbell
    A prestigious attorney colludes with his impulsive brother to hide a manslaughter, but when an innocent is charged, their plans spiral out of control, leading to moral reckoning and inevitable judgment.

    https://www.instagram.com/gr...

  • PORTRAIT OF TRACES film, reactions DANCE Festival

    PORTRAIT OF TRACES, 9min., South Korea
    Directed by Hansol Jeong
    is a four-chapter XR-based dance film tracing the journey from constricted breath to embodied self-return. Through performative movement that merges dance and acting, and immersive digital environments that externalize inner states,...

  • WHAT KIND OF WORLD IS THIS? film, reactions MUSIC Festival

    WHAT KIND OF WORLD IS THIS?, 50min., USA
    Directed by Jacob N Rudin

  • RED CLOUD: A NEW DAY film, reactions WILDsound Festival

    RED CLOUD: A NEW DAY, 80min., USA
    Directed by Alex Kruz
    Based on Red Cloud Comic Book Issues 1-6. Vigilante contractor Jake Red Cloud wages a covert war against the Yakuza sponsored human trafficking in the golden triangle. Retaliation by the criminal organization strips Jake of his family, forci...

  • THE PAUSE film, reactions FEMALE Film Festival

    THE PAUSE, 17min., UK
    Directed by Samantha Grierson
    After losing her job and her sense of identity, Charlie begins to feel as though her life has turned into a horror film she never auditioned for.

    https://instagram.com/the_programme_2024

  • LILITH film, reactions EXPERIMENTAL Festival

    LILITH, 22min., Mexico
    Directed by Camila Barragán, Patricio Méndez
    A silent presence leads a group of women to a cathartic experience in which they merge in a collective entity, embodying the cyclical and synchronic stages of the feminine being.

    https://www.instagram.com/lilith_shortfilm/

  • PROJECT HAZMATIC: DANGEROUS GOODS film, reactions EXPERIMENTAL Festival

    Project Hazmatic: Dangerous Goods, 13min., USA
    Directed by Willa Carroll
    Hazarding a guess at our planet’s imperiled future, Project Hazmatic: Dangerous Goods, hovers between cataclysmic hymn, ecstatic elegy, and absurd ritual. Clad in bespoke hazmat suits, eco-voyagers cavort through industrial ...

  • CONTROLLER film, reactions CHICAGO Festival

    CONTROLLER, 7min., USA
    Directed by Clint Younkin
    In this dark and unknown universe, an age of consumption has enslaved society and almost all are bound by their obsessions. A particular man desires new levels to his relationship with his own obsession: technology.

  • CHEAP$KATE film, reactions CHICAGO Festival

    Cheap$kate, 6min., USA
    Directed by Calvin Catania
    While a crafty detective teaches you his unique style of catching criminals, another criminal is on the run and heading down a dark alley he shouldn't be going down. In the end, someone has to pay for their crimes

  • LES MEMES YEUX QUE TOI film, reactions DANCE Festival

    Les Memes Yeux Que Toi, 11min., Canada
    Directed by Derek Branscombe
    Adapted from Anne Plamondon’s award-winning dance work, the film captures her return to her. late father’s apartment, opening a fragile dialogue with memory, loss, and the unseen, where movement leads toward release.

  • Sanctuary of the Leatherback film, reactions ENVIRONMENTAL Festival

    Sanctuary of the Leatherback, 10min., Thailand
    Directed by Alongkot Chukaew
    The Sanctuary of the Leatherback is the continuing stories, following the first documentary, The Story of the Leatherback. This documentary will raise an important issue, relating to the recent death of mother Tai Meaung,...

  • LET'S GO film, reactions FEMALE Film Festival

    LET'S GO, 10min., USA
    Directed by Siggi Jung
    Depressed divorcee who also lost her furry best friend unexpectedly finds strength and purpose in an impulsive rescue.

  • DESERT REFORESTATION: Rivals and the Dropped Camera film, reactions CHICAGO Fest

    Desert Reforestation: Rivals and the Dropped Camera, 5min., Czechia
    Directed by Stanislav Skricka
    The film captures real, unplanned moments in which divided communities — rivals in politics, work, and sport — come together in a desert reforestation project. In a place where conflict might be expe...