[Selective Commons] Short Subjects

Re-issue: (of a previous venture)

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Let the showcase begin...

I'm a Fool
Directed by Don Medford
Story Written By Sherwood Anderson (Teleplay: Arnold Schulman)
Produced by Mort Abrahams (MCA)
Released on November 14, 1954
Distributed by CBS Radio & Television (sponsored: General Electric Theater)

In "I'm a Fool", James Dean plays "The Boy" aka "Walter Mathers" alongside Eddie Albert's on-screen narration of the same character.
Natalie Wood appears in this "Fool", cast as the young woman Dean falls in love with.​

[ARCHIVE.] + [liketelevision.]

 

Last Minutes With Oden
Directed by Eliot Rausch
Released on December 15, 2009
Music: Big Red Machine, by Justin Vernon & Aaron Dessner
A PhosPictures Production

A look into the struggle and last moments together betwixt two life-long friends, Jason Woods and Oden.​

-- due courtesy to enduringthewasteland

 

Domingo
Written & Directed by Nacho Vigalondo
Produced by Nacho Vigalondo y Nahikari Ipina
Premiered at the Jameson Notodofilmfest (2009)
Distributed by Arsenico P.C.

Watching what may happen only once in a lifetime, and trying to keep one's life in order, at odds with each other.​

 

Porcelain Unicorn
Written, Directed & Edited by Keegan Wilcox
Produced by Anselm Clinard
Music Composed by Greg Nicolett
Released on Aug 8, 2010

Grand prize winner of the Philips Parallel Lines 'Tell It Your Way' international competition.​

Watch the film first, then peep the details:

Entrants in the Philips-sponsored constrained cinema competition “Tell It Your Way” were restricted to six lines of dialogue: “What is that?,” “It’s a unicorn,” “Never seen one up close before,” “Beautiful,” “Get away, get away,” and “I’m sorry.”

Keegan Wilcox’s Porcelain Unicorn, hand-picked as the Grand Prize Winner by director Ridley Scott, is making the rounds again today, and it’s certainly worth a second (and third, and fourth, and tenth) glance.

[TDW. / rsafilms.]

 

Inja (dog)
Written & Directed by Steve Pasvolsky
Produced by Joe Weatherstone & Platon Trakoshis,
through the Australian Film Television & Radio School
Music composed by Ilan Kidron
Released in 2001 (2002 worldwide)
Distributed by Big World Cinema

On a South African farm during Apartheid, a white landowner makes a
brutal effort to sever the ties between a black boy and his puppy.
​

[pangeaday.] + [IMDB.] + [ABC.]

 

SANGAM
Written & Directed by Prashant Bhargava
Produced by Mark Mann, Lisa Cortes & Kerri-Ann McCalla
Music composed by Qasim Ali Naqvi
Premiered in January of 2004 (at the Sundance Film Festival)
Distributed by Jiva Universal

Inspired by the site of pilgrimage in India,
SANGAM is a film about the struggle to maintain faith in the reality of the American Dream.​

 

Deathdealer: A Documentary [* -]
Written & Directed by Andrew T. Watts
Produced by Queensbridge Films
Released in 2004 (premiered at the Avignon Film Festival)
Distributed by Film Movement

A unique mid-life crisis...​

[cinemaroll.] + [hellohenry.]

 

Life is a Journey... and in this journey, we all want to do More: experience more,
feel more, and Live, with no boundaries; and why shouldn't we?

Sight Systems Presents...
Sight
Concept & Direction by Eran May-Raz & Daniel Lazo
Visual Graphics Processing by Daniel Lazo
Music composed by Hanan Revivo, w/ Boaz Bachrach (design / mixing)
Released in Summer (July) of 2012
Graduation Project & Production for the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design
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[unrealitymag.]