Australian and New Zealand Films
Mongrel: minimally styled film posing the question of what makes a human or a monster
Nik Kacevski, “Mongrel” (2021) A very minimalist little film, featuring just two actors, “Mongrel” poses
Australian and New Zealand Films
Nik Kacevski, “Mongrel” (2021) A very minimalist little film, featuring just two actors, “Mongrel” poses
Michael Koerbel, “In Captivity” (2011) Superficially in the style of a “Truman Show” situation comedy,
Rebecca C Scott, “Together Forever” (2022) A well-made film, driven almost entirely by its characters’
Robert Rodriguez, “Alita: Battle Angel” (2019) Based on Japanese manga artist Yukito Kishiro’s cyberpunk “Battle
Italian and Italian-language Films
Carlo Ballauri, “The Recycling Man” (2020) A very surprising little short, “The Recycling Man” takes
Anatola Araba Pabst, “Afro Algorithms” (2022) Here comes a very well-made 3D animated short that
Gordy Higgins, Ryan Zujic, Christoffer Klungerbo, “The Guardian’s Tale” (2012) Told as a delightful fairy
Jeffrey Morris, “Parallel Man: Infinite Pursuit” (2014) Based on a comic book series of the
Dan Marcus, “Streamline” (2014) Here is an intriguing if perhaps confusing short film about how
Ian Salazar, “academy” (2020) In the not too distant future, when Western civilisation has collapsed