This short film—by Billy Blioumis—takes place in Dubai. When a Filipina maid loses the child she takes care of, Ghassan, an Emirati businessman is willing to help her. It is a story about humanity and our commonality— no matter where we are from most of us care about one another. LOST & FOUND IN DUBAI also…
read more →Ben Aston’s RUSSIAN ROULETTE has taken the Grand Jury Prize at this year’s Disposable Film Festival. In Aston’s 5-minute movie, a lonely London woman meets a cosmonaut in space for a chatroulette encounter. The film is funny, sad, romantic and insightful—all in the space of five minutes. There are stunning performances by the leads Bec Hill and Steward Lockwood, along…
read more →Film history includes a few deeply emotional bicycle stories such as THE BICYCLE THIEF and BREAKING AWAY. Now joining that list is Guillaume Blanchet’s “Good Bye,Bike,” a modern love story sure to become a classic. FacebookTwitter
read more →Films using stop motion and time lapse often seem gimmicky. But in “A Man Walks Across Balkipapan,” Indonesian filmmaker Dhimas Ruswanto deftly avoids that problem. He does this through characterization. FacebookTwitter
read more →Audiences focus on the leading actors: Marilyn, Bogie, Jack, Garbo. But such performers aren’t the only draw in a film. Savvy movie makers have long known that a movie prop can have great dramatic significance. FacebookTwitter
read more →Special effects have played a key role in moviemaking from the earliest days. History is repeating itself with the rise of mobile moviemaking. If you want a good example take a look at Matthew Pearce’s one minute and twenty second horror short, “Vengeance,” shot with an iPhone 4S. FacebookTwitter
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