Bourbon is a short film by Adam Woodworth about “a couple of small time gangsters, their plan to hit it big, and how it all came crashing down”.
It won the Best Short Film award at the 2007 Plymouth Independent Film Festival, was nominated for Best Cinematography and Best Crime Short at the 2007 Hollywood Digital Video Festival, and was an official selection at the 2007 Ruff Cutz Indie Film Conference of Boston.
Below is the film in its entirety, but be sure to visit the Bourbon site as well for more information about this great piece of cinema:
Kurt Kuenne’s Validation is a fable about the magic of free parking.
Actually, it’s much more than that, but I’d rather not give away any of the surprise that this award-winning short film has in store, so I’ll keep the description simple and just say that it’s a must watch.
It’s also a heart warming and inspiring way to start off the week, so enjoy:
Tropfest is the world’s largest short film festival.
Founded at Sydney’s Tropicana café in 1993, it now has an attendance of over 150,000 in Australia each February, and thousands more in other cities through out the world at other local Tropfests.
This year, the $20,000 first prize at the Tropfest in New York went to a film called “Mankind Is No Island” which was shot entirely with a cell phone camera.
The music is perfect, the effect is simple yet powerful, and the end result is a very emotional film that challenges the way we look at the world.
The Entity is a “fast-paced, horror-screaming, suspense-thrilling short film” that “takes you through the dark legend of an old castle haunted by visible disembodied souls”.
Apparently there’s still a few more scenes to add before the crew calls it quits, but judging by what they’ve put together so far, I’d say they’re off to a good start.
Suburban Plight is a pretty entertaining short film, but what makes it really unique is that it was made by a teenager. Watch, and prepare to be amazed.
