It’s sweet, and clever, and reminds us a lot of another of our favorite films, 2013’s winner, Orange Drive. That’s not a good enough reason to get on this list itself, but we also happen to really love Me & You, a montage of a relationship from start to finish. No less than THREE shorts featured on SotW this year presented this technique, Me & You, God View, and Growth. One of the weirder trends this year was the prevalence of overhead camera view. A masterful, high-wire act of writing and performance.įrom the SotW Award recipient studio 3DAR, this polished sci-fi teaser was the most complete package we saw this year in the genre, balancing concept and vfx beauty with equal aplomb.Ī completely different type of sci-fi, Courtney Marsh’s odd mediative piece of filmmaking was the most confident directing performance we saw this year, no wonder she’s a contender for this year’s Oscars. Unremarkable on the surface, it grows progressively more strange as the outrageous concept solidifies. When screening films from submissions, this is the kind of film you dream of finding. (If you ask why they don't just split it, you clearly don't have enough passion for cake.)Written/Direct. It really is just that awesome, and everyone felt compelled to tell everyone else how much they needed to watch it. Bienvenida a la fanpage oficial de PoC Dale Me Gusta y enterate de todas nuestras novedades ) Encontranos en. Wow! Not since Kony 2012 (ominously enough) do I think a short film has had this kind of pervasive effect on the internet, and even better this was a true grassroots fandom phenomenon not celeb-driven. 171,920 likes 363 talking about this 22 were here. List the events: a massively viral trailer leads to a phenomenally successful Kickstarter, leading to the concept being optioned for development before it had even received its debut, which happened to be at CANNES of all places, then, with the hype at a fever pitch, it goes online and then somehow becomes an EVEN BIGGER DEAL. A co-production of POV, Latino Public Broadcasting, and. Miami Police Department detective and martial artist Kung Fury time travels from the 1980s to World War II to kill Adolf Hitler.Īs fun as it is to champion unknown but worthy talents, it would be disingenuous to not recognize the remarkable achievement of Kung Fury, and its even more remarkable cultural impact. With Shannon Beveridge, Shoshana Bush, Logan Bryce Hunter, Bobby Kay. Director Michle Stephenson’s new documentary follows families of those affected by the 2013 legislation stripping citizenship from Dominicans of Haitian descent, uncovering the complex history and present-day politics of Haiti and the Dominican Republic through the grassroots electoral campaign of a young attorney named Rosa Iris.
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