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Get to know the filmmaker: Sakurai Hiroya
An interview with the Director of The Stream Xlll, screening at the 2024 Mosaic World Film Festival. In “The Stream XIII”, the 13th in the series, I focused on how […]
“Good Dog” offers a short and sweet approach to love
“Good Dog” has a short and simple premise: a story about
Bellusci’s “Posse” is a beautiful blend of dark and light
When Jenna and company decide to visit a new neighborhood, their reception is less than enthusiastic. Why is everyone staring at them? Must be jealousy. “Posse” is a narrative dark […]
Gonzalez’s “Osha’s Gift” is a beautiful art form
Ashwaq Abdullah is a successful Emarati artist who discovers a new sense of what art means by attending an art therapy session and befriending Osha, a very special girl. Director […]
Maier’s “An Evening of Eternity” is a devilish detachment
Constantin Maier’s narrative film follows Jonas, the young owner of a vinyl record store, who stumbles into a mysterious tavern by chance one evening. The tavern is detached from time […]
Baracho’s “Los tomatoes de Carmelo” explores solitude and serenity
Brazilian director Danilo Baracho tells the story of
2017 MWFF Short Film Session #1
2017 MWFF Short Film Session #1 – Full Program The 2017 MWFF World Film Fest opens with their Short Film Session #1 on Friday, August 25th at 11am! 14 short […]
Erika Street explores fear and friendship in “The Orange Story”
February 1942. President Roosevelt signs Executive Order 9066, which authorizes the forced
Riley Blakeway directs Cherry Glazerr’s empowering music video
Riley Blakeway directs a visually stunning music video for Cherry Glazerr’s song
Jesse Veverka’s “Passfire” lights up Feature Film screenings
“Passfire: A Film About Fireworks Culture Across the Globe” is an independently produced documentary by director Jesse Veverka about the culture of fireworks in 23 countries. Veverka trained as an […]