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Academy Awards, Awards Season, Film Festivals, Short Film

OSCAR SPOTLIGHT: Krit Komkrichwarakool’s AUGANIC – a genre descending LGBTQ+ short

Directed by Krit Komkrichwarakool, AUGANIC is a visually striking and emotionally poignant exploration of love, intimacy, and the supernatural. This beautifully crafted LGBTQ+ short film follows a married couple facing financial hardship, only to encounter a mysterious phenomenon that challenges and deepens their relationship in unexpected ways. The couple’s discovery of a special ability during an intimate moment leads them down a path of self-discovery and connection, … Continue reading OSCAR SPOTLIGHT: Krit Komkrichwarakool’s AUGANIC – a genre descending LGBTQ+ short

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Academy Awards, Awards Season, Film Festivals, Film Review, Live action short, Oscars

OSCAR SPOTLIGHT: The Threat of Automation in Kevin & Kelly Luu’s TECHNICIANS

In Technicians, directors Kevin and Kelly Luu explore the intersection of automation and the Vietnamese-American immigrant experience. The short film centers on David (J. Alphonse Nicholson), an automation technician tasked with installing self-service manicure stations at a nail salon. There, he meets Hoa, a Vietnamese-American nail tech whose job is at risk. The film’s understated yet powerful narrative delves into the very real struggles of immigrant … Continue reading OSCAR SPOTLIGHT: The Threat of Automation in Kevin & Kelly Luu’s TECHNICIANS

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Academy Awards, Animation Short, Awards Season, Film Review, Oscars, Short Film

OSCAR SPOTLIGHT: IN THE SHADOW OF THE CYPRESS – A Journey Through PTSD in Animation

In the Shadow of the Cypress is a powerful and emotionally charged animated short film that explores the delicate intersection between trauma and healing through the lens of a father-daughter relationship. Directed by Hossein Molayemi and Shirin Sohani, this Oscar-qualified short offers a poignant narrative about a former captain living in isolation by the sea with his daughter, struggling to cope with the heavy burden of … Continue reading OSCAR SPOTLIGHT: IN THE SHADOW OF THE CYPRESS – A Journey Through PTSD in Animation

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Awards Season, Film Festivals, Film Review, Oscars, Short Film

OSCAR SPOTLIGHT: A GOOD DAY WILL COME – A heartbreaking call for courage

Amir Zargara’s A Good Day Will Come is a harrowing and beautifully crafted reflection on the moral dilemmas faced by individuals in times of political strife. The short film centers around Arash, a promising Iranian wrestler caught in the crossfire of his country’s unrest. Torn between silence and defiance, Arash must decide whether to use his platform to speak out against an oppressive regime or … Continue reading OSCAR SPOTLIGHT: A GOOD DAY WILL COME – A heartbreaking call for courage

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Academy Awards, Animation Short, Awards Season, Film Review

OSCAR SPOTLIGHT: The Power of Animation in WHERE RABBITS COME FROM

Colin Ludvic Racicot’s Oscar®-qualified animated short Where Rabbits Come From is a breathtaking visual journey that marries heartache with beauty, set against the backdrop of a cold, dystopian world. But what truly elevates this deeply emotional story about love, loss, and resilience is its extraordinary animation. Every frame of this film feels meticulously crafted, with the animation itself becoming a silent but powerful storyteller. The world Racicot … Continue reading OSCAR SPOTLIGHT: The Power of Animation in WHERE RABBITS COME FROM

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