Every time director Ben Wheatley puts out a film it invariably makes its way onto my top ten list for that year (2009, 2011), so it’s pretty clear he’s a filmmaker whose work strikes a cord with me. G...

Illinois based videomaker, director and photographer Jack Lawrence Mayer employs acoustic band performance, montage and voiceover to express his feelings in experimental short How To Say I Love You Wi...

In our earlier interview with director Carlos Lascano we discussed the parallel production of his personal project A Shadow of Blue and the Amnesty International commissioned piece to mark their 50th ...

Andreas Kaufmann reveals the secret musical life of chewing gum in his stop motion short Living Room.

A man haunted by war returns home to find he no longer has a place, in Sophie Diao’s affecting animation After Leaving a Forest.

San Francisco based filmmaker Bryan Boyce presents Walt Disney’s Taxi Driver, a “fair use” parody that reconstructs Martin Scorsese’s cult movie Taxi Driver in a Disney-eque world.

Amanda Winterstein takes us into the lonely life of the Wife of a Farmer in her creepy animation for CalArts.

French director Maxime Bruneel brings the vivid, trippy style we’ve become used to in his recent work, to this vibrant animated road trip video for the Punks Jump Up feat Chromeo track Mr Overtime.

Ed Lilly’s powerful drama The Hive, proves that gritty British realism doesn’t always have to gravitate around council blocks, inner-city violence and domestic abuse. For more on the production of the...

Director Jake Wynne and his team ‘Superluminal2012′ create a short packed with intrigue and strong performances with Eight Items, a film created for the 2012 Sci-Fi London 48hr film challenge.

It’s always great when we find an impressive film that comes bundled with an informative ‘Making of’ video to give a bit of insight on the production process, but I believe this is the first time a ma...

Monaco is the new short film by emerging Melbourne based writer/director David Easteal. It is an observational character study of a well-meaning young man, Lucas, set in the suburbs of Melbourne. Aust...

Listing stop motion artist, independent filmmaker & graphic designer as talents on his Vimeo profile, Kangmin Kim puts all his skills to optimum effect with the breathtaking animation 38-39°C.

Anna discovers that the physical perfection she desires is just a push and pull away in Sandy Widyanata’s Plastic.

Lilian Hardouineau’s mesmerising psychedelic journey Organic Trip combines constantly-transf... visuals with a grandiose soundtrack to create an ethereal on-screen experience.

Two unpopular kids attempt to one up each other in the loser stakes in First the Worst from Bevan Walsh, who you may remember from the charming porn discovery short Love Does Grow on Trees.

Gems from this year’s Sci-Fi London 48hr film challenge seem to keep materialising into the DN mailbox, which frankly I’m all for. This time round director William McGregor returns to the 48hr challen...

Burning people at the stake isn’t the most conventional subject for a jewellery advert and whilst Matias & Mathias’ promo for Bjorg Jewellery might not have you running out to buy jewellery, its strik...

More than most, I understand the appeal of staying indoors exploring the vastness of the web, consistent temperatures and snacks easily within reach; but let’s face it, discovering the world as mediat...

Whilst the story of a young Belgian cattle farmer may not instantly sound like the kind of film you’d rush to see, a nomination for an Academy Award in the Best Foreign Language Film category (selecte...