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Film of the Month The Bee - Garrett McKenna Best Narrative Film The Black Door - Shannon Denise Evans Best Indie Film IBLIS - Matthew Stacey, Jay Smith Ackerman Best Drama The Sun Comes Up - Su Zhen Best Comedy Inside the Mind of a Chronic Overthinker - Austin Okazaki Best Thriller Blood in the Pines - Brandon Faulk, David Borges Best Horror RED - Borja Ros Best I...


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Film of the Month Come Out, Wherever You Are - Dan Burns, Caitlin Presberg Best Narrative Film Come Out, Wherever You Are - Dan Burns, Caitlin Presberg Best Indie Film Lev Berger - Jan Fabris Best Drama The Rhythm Of Silence - Juan David Villar Steffens, Rodrigo Alfaro Garcia Granados Best Comedy The Independent - John Kestner Best Thriller ClaireB - Jeff Hinz Best Ho...


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William James Cornhoff’s "I Hate Myself. I Feel Crazy. A Comeback Story." is a courageous and deeply personal 40-minute documentary that takes the viewer inside one man’s struggle with grief, addiction, mental illness, and the long road to self-acceptance. It is, in essence, a filmed confession, raw, unguarded, and unpolished, but precisely in that honesty lies its power. The fi...


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Totally lacking in originality. Unimaginative. Unremarkable. Unartistic. Oh, wait. That isn’t our review - it’s just Bud Burkett reading his rejection letters out loud to God. And that’s precisely the brilliance of Jeff Reese’s short comedy. "Bud Burkett Was All Set to Die" begins where most stories end: with a man ready to pull the trigger. Bud, an aging, failed artist, stands ...


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Whether you are a burnt out mom or not, Stay At Home, Mom resonates with a soul taxed and frazzled by the duties of life. Zappulla delivers a poignant, quiet, and even exhilarating film here. We feel the pressure, the urgent, inexplicable need for escape. Zappulla takes care to establish a sense of suffocating claustrophobia. Life bombards our heroine to the point that it seems ...


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