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Short:The Piano Tuner
The Piano Tuner is a tale about a failed musician turned piano tuner. However, he pretends to be blind as it has become apparent this is good for business. With clients telling other clients about how
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Size matters: Are short films superior cinema?
Short films have largely been declared as the lesser of the two kinds, feature and shorts. The appeal of the full-length feature film was that it offered two hours of escapism, long enough to
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Short: Mama
Sadly, this short marks the end of our ‘Shorts Week’ which has truly been a lot of fun and we hope you’ve enjoyed every article that has been written. To round off an intense
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Short: Cart
Directed by Jesse Rosten, ‘Cart’ is a heart warming tale about a supermarket trolly that goes out his/her(?) way to return a blanket to a small child that left it in him. The cart
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Shorts of the 90′s-2000′s (Animated)
If you’ve bared with me through the sometimes wearing nostalgia of the 1960′s, 70′s, and 80′s, you’re in for a treat. The 1990′s welcomes the start of Pixar, accompanied by a freight of extremely
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Short: Super Spree
A quiet convenience store, ideal for getting your daily groceries, soon becomes a battleground between the members of staff. On one side are the rude and obnoxious butcher boys and gossipy cashier girls, while in the
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Shorts of the 60′s-80′s (Animated)
Ah, the 1960’s. The Vietnam War, hippies, psychadelia (I’m just laying groundwork here. I’m not that old.) Not a bad movies across the decade, either. Alfred Hitchcock released Psycho, and To Kill a Mockingbird,
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There’s shorts to fit everyone.
I love short films. One of the reasons I love short films, is actually many reasons all rolled into one. No matter what I feel like, there is always a short to fit my
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Short: The Door
The Door, a short film by Irish director Juanita Wilson, is one of the best short films I have seen all year. In fact, it may be one of the best I have seen
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Short: The Shoe Tree
‘The Shoe Tree’ is a touching short, directed by Ian Cottage, based on the growing relationship of a boy and his grandfather. When young Jaanus is dropped off at his Grandfather’s small cottage, he
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