BAFTA-Nominated Shorts, Frontrunners in Live Action and Animated Short

This year’s BAFTA-nominated shorts include two standout frontrunners in their respective categories, Kathryn Ferguson’s Nostalgie, a leading contender in Live Action Short, and Luke Angus’s Solstice, one of the strongest frontrunners in Animated Short. Working in radically different modes, both films have emerged as defining works of this year’s short film race. Nostalgie, Live Action Short Frontrunner Kathryn Ferguson’s Nostalgie has positioned itself as a frontrunner in the Live Action Short category. Starring … Continue reading BAFTA-Nominated Shorts, Frontrunners in Live Action and Animated Short

FILM BUSINESS MAGAZINE – Predicting the Live Action Short Film Nominees

The Live Action Short Film category has long been one of the Academy Awards’ most quietly adventurous races. Free from box office pressures and studio mandates, these films often tackle bold themes with emotional immediacy, relying on performance, concept, and craft rather than scale. This year’s shortlist points to a particularly strong and varied field, and five titles stand out as the most likely nominees: A … Continue reading FILM BUSINESS MAGAZINE – Predicting the Live Action Short Film Nominees

The Films Cutting Into Awards Season: SNIPPED and The Guy Who Got Cut Wrong

Two award recognized short films, one fiction and one documentary, are prompting an unexpected yet overdue conversation within the global film community. SNIPPED and THE GUY WHO GOT CUT WRONG approach the subject of circumcision from sharply different creative angles, yet both are earning critical acclaim for bringing humor, vulnerability, and cultural insight to a topic rarely examined on screen. Together, they represent a growing … Continue reading The Films Cutting Into Awards Season: SNIPPED and The Guy Who Got Cut Wrong