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Nicolaj Kopernikus Live Action Oscar Short STENOFONEN explores childhood trauma is explored without over explaining, or overwriting

Actor/Director Nicolaj Kopernikus shares to the big screen STENOFONEN, a story inspired by true events, the story of his own father. Jørn is playing the violin but gets interrupted by his son, who asks him about his past. Jørn’s detachment is powerfully portrayed by Jesper Christensen.  A true sublime and humble performance of someone who…

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Ben Tricklebank’s directing in CHAMP is masterful making this a sure bet for the 2022 Academy Awards

Jake (Kingston Vernes) might only be 14, but that’s old enough to be a man as far as his dad (Drew Powell) is concerned. The only problem is that Jake isn’t sure he’s ready to grow up – at least not in the way that his dad wants him to. With the rise of social…

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Missy Malek’s WE’RE TOO GOOD FOR THIS is a BAFTA worthy refreshing film played by authentic disabled actors

We’re too good for this, starring British deaf and disabled actors. We’re Too Good For This, is a 12 minute short that follows four young people – Scott (Keron Day), Fatima (Asnath Iosala), Anthony (Asa Hems) and Julian (Jayden Reid) – who take revenge on a vindictive small-time drug dealer by stealing his stash and…

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Luke Benward and Ariel Winter’s BOYS touches on gun accessibility for children and should be an Oscar favourite!

Luke Benward (Dumplin) and Ariel Winter (Modern Family) have collaborated together on their debut film Boys. With Benward directing and Winter producing. Two boys let their imagination run wild in a barren desert, but the fun and games come to a shocking halt and a loss of innocence.  The film Boys, is a coming of…

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Brian Lawes Lost King is a masterfully sublime Oscar-qualified live action short film

Brian Lawes is an American film director, writer, and producer. His films have played all across the world, earning multiple jury awards, with notable premieres at the Oscar® Qualifying Palm Springs International ShortFest, HollyShorts Film Festival, and Indy Shorts International Film Festival.  Watch a Q&A with the cast and crew who talk about this special…

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The Last Day of Patriarchy explores the moral dilemmas of granting a dying man’s wishes

Jakub brings his girlfriend to meet his grandfather, the family patriarch who is now lying on his deathbed. However he confronts her with a startling request. Should all men’s dying wishes be granted? Olmo Omerzu, is a writer and director from Ljubljana, Yugoslavia (now Slovenia). After graduating from FAMU, one of the oldest and best…

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Uzo Oleh’s Edicius is a masterpiece from the score to the visuals and everything in between

When Jason uncovers the truth behind his most powerful client, he realises his life is on the line. But a visit from his intuition, a man with his exact likeness, claims to have the answers to save him. All Jason has to do is trust him…but can he? The wonderful Uzo Oleh, known for his…

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Tala’Vision, winner of the Gold Student Academy Award and the first Arab film to win in the fiction category

In Tala’vision, Murad Abu Eisheh aims to explore thoughts and worries through the eyes of a child (Tala), which are done successfully due to the juxtaposition of such a small young child against the cold, and harsh realities she is placed in. Something no child should experience. The film features stunning visuals with minimal dialogue….

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The collaboration we didn’t know we needed: Aneil Karia and Riz Ahmed’s THE LONG GOODBYE

The Long Goodbye, is a live-action short about Riz and his family at home in the middle of a typical family day which is interrupted by a big commotion outside, that leads to a devastating outcome. The film is essentially divided into three acts, each of which are captivating. With the first act establishing the…

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Al-Sit, a beautiful Oscar contender that touches on arranged marriage and women’s empowerment

Nafisa (Mihad Murtada), a 15 year old girl in a Sudanese cotton-farming village is facing an arranged marriage. However, her grandmother Al-Sit, the powerful matriarch, has her own plans for Nafisa’s future. Can Nafisa choose her own future? Suzannah Mirghani is a mixed-race (Sudanese and Russian) Writer, Director and Producer who is interested in exploring…

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