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"GAMEBOY" tells the story of Austrian gaming expert, historian, and collector Andranik Ghalustians. From "Pac-Man" to "God Of War," if you've got a question, he's got the answer.
If Wes Anderson wrote a parody of himself and set it in a B-movie sci-fi universe, it might come close to this charming short film. Come for the romance, stay for the dinosaurs and megasharks.
As you, fellow "Star Wars" geek, may know, Topher Grace edited together the prequels into something a bit more... enjoyable. Here's a similar cut you can actually watch right now instead of at a press screening two years ago.
POYKPAC wrote a 15 minute sketch, set in the office of a student body president and it brilliantly lifts just about every Sorkinism we can think of.
While the large format community might not be thriving, there are still a few staunch advocates of its antique style. And you thought film photography was dead.
Nina Paley's animation, "Death of the Firstborn Egyptians," retells the story of Passover with a style that harkens back to Egyptian hieroglyphics and is probably a little more playful and musical than the history texts lead us to believe.
"Tuck Me In" is as creepy in one minute as most horror movies are in two full hours.
Historians in Canada have just unearthed some shocking new footage from what's being called "The Great Martian War." This all happened before we were born so it must be true.
David Luepschen, you have our attention. We like your aesthetic.
It says something about the tone of this great short film that the only words uttered are "not again."
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