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Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Michèle Cournoyer

Cournoyer’s metamorphic black and white films can make viewers uncomfortable, taking them to places they know but rarely want to acknowledge.

‘Starling’ was produced through Pixar’s co-op program which allows employees to use studio equipment for their personal projects.

Canadian titles shone at this year’s event, and for the third consecutive year a Japanese short won the grand prize.

A thrilling mix of horror and humor, ‘Buzzkill’ doesn’t look like your typical monster flick.

The L.A.-based festival released its lineup today, featuring 100th anniversary events for Warner Bros. and Disney.

Drab colors and creative camerawork create a sense of unease shared by the film’s well-designed characters and the audience.

Vuillemin’s short earned qualification at the Go Short International Short Film Festival after impressing at Zagreb and Berlin.

Renee Zhan’s short ‘Snake’ won the Share Her Journey Award, and ‘The Boy And The Heron’ was second runner-up among features.

Yuki’s body of work work is a beautifully unhinged, mind-drenching, kaleidoscopic explosion of colors, figures, memories, and voices.

“By showing fragments of violence I had experienced in my life, I was putting together a portrait of society in a patriarchal world,” says Yakovleva,

We’ve seen all 40 of this year’s competition shorts and picked out 10 that we think everyone at the festival should watch.

The film is an unsettling portrait of Ingrid Olderöck, a Chilean national police officer under Pinochet who used dogs to torture prisoners.

A touching reflection on life from the ‘Napoleon Dynamite’ and ‘Nacho Libre’ filmmaking partners.

Other award winners include ‘Our Uniform,’ ‘Armat,’ and ‘Pebble Hill.’

Imagine if Hunter S. Thompson teamed up with Terry Gilliam and an unbalanced nature enthusiast.

The Oscar-nominated filmmaker is back in the running with his latest short, a “love letter to the Andrews Sisters and 1940s animation.”

Pixar short ‘Carl’s Date’ will debut on the streaming platform alongside the ‘Elemental’ titles on September 13.

Welcome to Cartoon Brew’s series of spotlights focusing on the animated shorts that have qualified for the 2024 Oscars. There are …

Featuring expressive paper cut-outs and pastels, Voitova’s bite-sized stories are packed with emotional punch.

Dermange’s autobiographical documentary tells a larger story of generational trauma suffered by many Armenian families.