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SELF-CARE IN SECONDS, 15 seconds
Directed by Curtis Johnson
The film tells the story of a character's surprise visit from their future self, bringing a message of hope and redemption.

https://createsourcemedia.com/
https://www.instagram.com/createsourcemedia/

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https://www.wildsound.ca/videos/self-care-in-seconds-review

QUITTING DRUGS, 20min., USA
Directed by Ali Imran Ch, Fatima Mughal
Bumb Shah is a Pakistani rapper whose traumatic life experiences heavily influence his music. Like many artists, he began using drugs early in his career, hoping that they would fuel his creativity. Before long, he fell into a rabbit hole of addiction-centered depravity, something that was reflected in his music.

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https://www.wildsound.ca/videos/quitting-drugs-review

BRAISING, 19min., USA
Directed by Bryan Ribeiro
Conroy –a crestfallen, fast food cook who dreams of becoming a chef– finds community with a peculiar “charity” organization, all while he strives to deepen his connection with his widower father.

https://www.instagram.com/braisingfilm

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https://www.wildsound.ca/videos/braising-review

FINALE, 10min,. USA
Directed by Ryan Park
"Finale" tells the story of Antonio, an aspiring actor from Mexico facing the immense challenges of breaking into the industry. On the day of a crucial audition, Antonio receives a devastating call from his sister in Mexico, informing him that their mother has been in a severe accident. Torn between his familial duty and his dreams, Antonio realizes he cannot do anything from afar and decides to proceed with the audition. This pivotal moment forces him to confront an opportunity that could either transform his life or add to his struggles.

https://www.instagram.com/finale.cinema/?hl=en

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https://www.wildsound.ca/videos/finale-review

THIS IS THIS, 12min., UK
Directed Keith Sargent
10 scenes from the micro-fiction world of the absurdist anti-soviet writer Daniil Kharms.

http://www.3x3x3.tv/
https://instagram.com/keithsargent3x3x3.tv

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https://www.wildsound.ca/videos/this-is-this-review

THE BRIDES OF DRACULA, 5min,. UK
Directed by Alexander Miguel
Introducing a new breed of vampires - More alternative, more sensual, more dangerous. Loosely based on the legends of Draculas wives, the good, bad and the evil bride inhabit an old misty graveyard set in the high mountains, waiting for their beloved master to be resurrected once more. Inspired by original costumes and props by Derby-based designer Liam Brandon Murray, this is a unique film showcasing the finest in Wearable Art for the designer's cinematic debut.

https://www.instagram.com/alezmigz/

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https://www.wildsound.ca/videos/the-brides-of-dracula-review

NO WAR, 11min., USA
Directed by Steven Wright Clarkson
This video is a reaction to my original song "No War" off my "Speak the Truth" EP -- it is a post punk psychedelic track -- the video carefully uses AI animation -- there are many dozens of ai renderings edited together with additional effects

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https://www.wildsound.ca/videos/no-war-review

STAGE, 5min,. USA
Directed by Angelika Poletaeva, Mark Limansky
"The Stage" - follows a young girl's visit to a theater, where she is enchanted by everything, from the grand entrance to the velvet seats. Her innocent perspective is challenged when she accidentally enters the performers' dressing rooms and witnesses their raw emotions. This thought-provoking art-house film explores how this experience alters her view of the world.

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https://www.wildsound.ca/videos/stage-review

SOBER the struggle no one else can see, 12min,.
Directed by Pauli Janhunen
A once-promising boxer is haunted by his past mistakes and battling with alcoholism. His daughter watches from the sidelines - and fears losing him to his demons once again.

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https://www.wildsound.ca/videos/sober-review