Showcase of the best FILMS in the world today.
Audience Award Winners:
BEST FILM: AutoCorrect
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: The Masterpeice
BEST PERFORMANCES: Wait for the Dog
BEST DIRECTION: Hold on to Me
BEST SOUND & MUSIC: Recomposed
Watch the Audience Feedback Video for each film:
THE MASTERPIECE, 10min., USA, Biopic
Directed by Paul Myzia
The cinematic, dramatized, but true story of Cristian Fredrick — from a terminal diagnosis at age 15, to alive and thriving as an artist and therapeutic painter.
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RECOMPOSED, 9min., USA, Experimental
Directed by Jordan Ingram
Jared Blizzard is a composer and every day he sits at his desk, creating musical wonders for not just gnarly bay and our assortment of commercial clients, but to fulfill the inner pull of his soul toward sound. Occasionally that inner pull leads him down different roads, through dreams and ideas, alongside ghosts and forgotten memories to a more tactile experience.
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AUTOCORRECT, 13min., USA, Drama
Directed by Priyanka Shetty, Anu Bhatt
Ansu is a careful, by-the-book actor in the midst of Zoom rehearsals with a big-shot white director and an all-white cast apart from herself. She decides to address a long-standing issue of name mispronunciation with the director, Laura Peterson. Laura, overstretched and scattered, is focused on her lunch and an upcoming important call. While Ansu attempts to explain the negative effects of name mispronunciation, Laura–distracted and dismissive–tries to end the call. Ansu’s mounting frustration risks her losing a hard-won role in an exclusive cast. Will she find her voice and step into her power, or be forced to accept the status quo in order to keep her job?
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AGGRAPPATI A ME (HOLD ON TO ME), 20min., Italy, Drama
Directed by Luca Arcidiacono
The young roman boy Filippo, meets Alice in a tram, a child with down syndrome. She wants to be escorted home but he is late for an important appointment.
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WAIT FOR THE DOG, 27min., USA, Dark Comedy/Drama
Directed by Ian Rowe, Dillon Petrillo
In this surreal, dark comedy, a misguided loner named Quincy is forced to abandon the comforts of his daily routine and re-examine his life after his elderly upstairs neighbor spontaneously combusts.
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