It’s the Second World War and an English paratrooper has been forced to land in a forest. He’s wounded, unable to move but that’s not the least of his problems. A little woodland creature has found the soldier and taken an interest in him. What could go wrong? This is an ISART Digital film and […]
Short film: L3.0
This short begins as a sad film about lonely Leo. The cute little robot just wants someone to play with him. Created by students of the ISART Digital program the short movie has a bit of a surprise ending. Turns out Leo is pretty adapt at making paper planes and other shapes. Ready to watch […]
Short film: Mean Teddies
There’s lots of love about Tyler Novo’s Mean Teddies In this short animation we deal with one fierce looking bear. I’m reminded of an adventurer; he’s kitted out for war but fighting to keep the monsters at bay. This bear takes no prisoners. Why? He’s a little boy to protect. He has someone to keep […]
Short film: The Life and Death of Tommy Chaos and Stacey Danger
This crazy film oozes with awards. It has medal earning placements at the likes of Nyu First Run Festival, The Art of Brooklyn Film Festival, Bushwick Film Festival and official selection status at loads more. We kick off with T-rex armies with laser guns on their heads. That’s just the start. Hidden somewhere in Michael […]
Short film: Envoi
It’s a bleak sci-fi future. There’s a tyrannical government. A famous musician has lost his band to the system and so returns from hiding for one final performance. What do you think? Different? Straight forward and elegant or underwhelming? Did you know you can use this random teleport link to jump over another short film?
Short film: The Escape
Set in a post-apocalyptic future, Alessandro De Vivo and Ivano Di Natale’s short film tells the story of a man on the run. We learn that all is not what first appears when the escapee seems to have some cybernetics and is being chased by a mysterious hooded man. The Escape has had air times […]
Short film: A Kiss From Tokyo
This short animation plays out like a 70s spy movie or perhaps the opening credits to a 70s spy movie. Today the press is all abuzz with news of Spectre, the 24th James Bond movie, and so it feels appropriate to share. A Kiss From Tokyo was directed by Kevin Dart and Stephane Coedel. Want […]
Short film: Fol’Amor
Prepare for silly. This cute animation addresses why the boy Arthur pulled the sword Excalibur from the stone. At least; it’s one possible re-imagination of the famous legend. Codpieces and bodices may be involved. Looking for another short film to watch? Use this teleport link to pick one at random.
Short film: Modern Times
Scottish director Ben Craig made this sci-fi short for “no money”. What we get is a effects rich, realistic, look into what “modern life” might be like in the future. As we look forward others look back. It took only a weekend to film but, of course, lots more time after that given all the […]
Short film: Flesh Computer
If the title doesn’t give you a clue – this short film is a little freaky at times. A cybernetic pet project (perhaps a cybernetic pet) of a handyman in a decaying apartment complex is put at risk by a pair of thugs. As a result the handyman is forced to take a stand and […]
