Directed by Zen Pace, Nameless You invites viewers into an intimate confrontation with the self. Blending traditional filmmaking with cutting-edge AI techniques, this short film authentically highlights the transformative power of reconnecting with one’s inner child.
Nameless You doesn’t just tell a story; it invites the audience to witness and perhaps embark on their own journey of self-reconciliation.
Link in bio to watch and read the interview with @zenpace 👆🏽
Directed by Min Soo Park, Love Letter to Asian Women takes us into New York City’s dynamic drag scene, where identity and art converge. This documentary dives into the complexity of the person behind the stage persona, offering an intimate glimpse into the life of Felicia Oh, a Taiwanese drag queen redefining the contours of Asian femininity.
Through Felicia’s vibrant performances we witness how stereotypes are dismantled and reimagined into expressions of individuality.
Link in bio to watch and read the interview with @miiinnn.p 👆🏽
Directed by the incredibly talented Matteo Mosterts, the 2024 campaign video for Seattle Film Festival blends humour and heart, celebrating the festival’s rich history of film.
The video takes a seemingly ordinary birthday party and transforms it into a cinematic feast, where the guests indulge in a cake infused with the magic of past SIFF premieres.
Mosterts brings this thrilling vision to life with a playful spirit and shared appreciation for the art of cinema, turning each slice of cake into a celebration of unforgettable moments and cinematic treasures.
Link in bio watch and read the interview with @mjmosterts 👆🏽
Directed by Rob Woodcox, Honey to the Moon stands out for its deep, rich, and vulnerable exploration of queer relationships.
In a world often dominated by heteronormative and “Disney” portrayals of love, this short film authentically captures the nuanced and sometimes tumultuous nature of relationships through the story of Moon and Sun - highlighting the significance of self-discovery and raw emotional honesty in the process.
Link in bio to watch and read the interview with @robwoodcoxphoto 👆🏽
Directed by Paul Trillo, NOTES TO MY FUTURE SELF envelops viewers in a series of intimate portraits and confessions - through a dreamlike backdrop where reality meets aspiration.
This visual composition is a rich blend of AI-enhanced landscapes and nuanced lighting, resonating with the universal human yearning for self-betterment and change.
It is a contemplative exploration into the fine line between the world we live in and the endless potential that our future holds.
Link in bio to watch and read the interview with @paultrillo 👆🏽
Created by indie filmmaker Valentina Khodnevich and choreographer Hannah Joseph, SUN beautifully captures the human experience through dance.
Set against the interplay of natural and artificial light, this mesmerising short film presents a protagonist reliving the same day, with choreography that turns everyday tasks into expressive movements.
Link in bio to watch and read the interview with @khd_valentina ☝🏽
Directed by self taught, Barcelona-born, director Martí Arbaizar, I Shut My Eyes In Order To See demonstrates the power of movement - allowing us to express our innermost selves, forge connections, and experience true freedom from constraints.
Through this short film, Arbaizar invites viewers into a mesmerising world of childhood visions and dreams, harnessing the transcendent power of music as an art.
Link in bio to watch and read the interview with @marti_arbaizar ☝🏽
Directed by Burak Erinmez, @loccitane en Provence’s campaign, WOMAN, is a visual ode to the authenticity of womanhood.
Set against the stunning backdrop of Mediterranean landscapes, the film delves into the emotional beauty of women, capturing life’s subtle and intimate moments through an unfiltered lens.
Erinmez’s human-centric approach creates an environment of comfort and openness for the protagonists, allowing their true selves to emerge naturally throughout.
Link in bio to watch and read the interview with @burakerinmezzz 👆🏽
New York-based director and choreographer Akira Uchida brings musically-driven sensations to life in What A Place.
Born from a collaboration with US artist Altrice, this short film delves into the multiple realms of self-expression accessed through music - engaging with each track from Altrice’s EP to weave a non-linear narrative of emerging feelings.
Filmed across New York, a unique series of distinct scenes capture the city with a sense of distance, reflecting varying emotions experienced in movement, revealing how the urban environment mirrors his character’s internal journey.
Link in bio to watch and read the interview with @akirauchida ☝🏽
Crafted by the visionary Jean-Luc Oicle, director and Franco-Albertan writer, Vaisseau captures a mesmerising one-take dance sequence, delving deep into the essence of human emotion.
This hypnotic short unveils the tumultuous journey of a human soul vessel possessed by emotion. Each fleeting state of agitation, resistance, and surrender is intricately conveyed through the dynamic interplay between camera and character.
Link in bio to watch and read the interview with @jloicle 👆🏽
Directed by Dominik Hill, Dancing Bears delves into the mistreatment of bears in Europe, weaving a compelling narrative that humanises these majestic creatures.
Through designer @danny.reinke charity collection, Hill connects fashion with the animal protection efforts of Bärenwald Müritz, where rescued bears find sanctuary.
Renowned for his unique fusion of fashion and storytelling, Hill’s work is a poignant exploration of cruelty and redemption, inviting viewers to witness the profound transformation of these bears through compassion.
Link in bio to watch and read the interview with @hello_dominik 👆🏽
Directed by Jay Larson, Any Asshole humorously navigates the rocky terrain of breaking into commercial directing, deftly addressing the stereotypes and challenges of the industry.
A chance encounter with Johnny Knoxville at Supply&Demand propels Jay to a bar where he meets an older version of himself, who delivers the poignant reminder that “Any Asshole can direct a commercial.”
Boasting a star-studded cast including Neal Brennan, Joel McHale, Kumail Nanjiani, Blake Griffin, Helen Hong, Hannibal Buress, Sarah Tiana, and Johnny Knoxville, this film is a laugh-out-loud exploration of perseverance and self-belief in the commercial directing arena.
Link in bio to watch and read the interview with @jaylarsoncomedy 👆🏽
In the electrifying short fashion film We Know Who You Are, directed by Ryan Renshaw, four talented female quadruplets form a rock band and, as their success skyrockets, they uncover shocking secrets that threaten to unravel their sisterhood.
Inspired by a true story, this film delves into the power of stage body language, with Josie Weise brilliantly performing as each band member, crafting unique characters through her dynamic movements.
Renshaw, aiming to redefine the Screendance genre, collaborates with his creative team at KIOSK to weave a captivating narrative that challenges viewers’ expectations, emphasising artistic freedom and innovation throughout the filmmaking process.
Link in bio to watch and read the interview with @ryanrenshaw ☝🏽
Directed by Nicola Martini, with a naturalistic yet delicate approach, The Shape of Life marries nature’s raw beauty with the elegance and innovation of Serafino Consoli’s jewellery.
Martini’s metaphorical vision blends realism with subtle Sci-Fi elements, creating an emotionally resonant audiovisual experience where the organic motion of life evokes the dazzling brilliance of diamonds - capturing the brand’s unique ability to craft truly inventive jewellery.
Link in bio to watch and read the interview with @nicolamartini_director ☝🏽
“It was important for me to not turn it into a narrative piece because I didn’t want to put any drama into such an intimate, playful and inspiring portrait.”
Amali
Directed by @rubyrubyharris
Live now on @curationhour 🌘
Watch the full video and read our interview with the director via the link in bio ☝🏽
An honest glimpse into a 13 year old's world.
Amali, directed by @rubyrubyharris
“It was important for me to not turn it into a narrative piece because I didn’t want to put any drama into such an intimate, playful and inspiring portrait.”
Full interview live tomorrow over on @curationhour 🌘
“I think the most important thing is to be humble, recognize that we’re all biased in some way, and help each other improve.”
Oh Boys
Directed by @martinamagorin
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“Taking slightly darker, uncomfortable topics and wrapping them into fun candy coloured packaging is something I enjoy the most.”
An Ode to Procrastination
Directed by @aleksandrakingo
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“It was my intention with this film to create a feeling of passing time and evolution through the juxtaposition of three different formats: digital, 16mm, and archival footage.”
Belle Isle Marsh
Directed by @dzakyurek
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“It doesn’t make a difference to me whether it’s an ad or a film, it’s all still storytelling, and so I really try to have a clear voice that can play in both worlds seamlessly and hopefully still feel like me.”
Ultra Low
Directed by @bpoletti
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