#best short films

[k-wame]

STRANIZZA D'AMURI (FIREWORKS) dir. Beppe Fiorello Italy · Drama · Crime · LGBTQ+

[lilli-eyr]

ꁝꏂ꒒꒒ꄲ ꉔꋪꋬꊰ꓄꒐ꏂꇙ

[secondbeatsongs]

RIP to cohost, but more importantly, RIP to the best post on cohost:

[ryuki-draws]

That's all that's left. Fifty-seven pages of research, two bottles of morphine and one ticket back to the Capital. The train departs at dusk.

An illustration for a Patho AU inspired by Bulgakov I'll probably never write properly but it's been worming in my brain for over two years now.

[polkadotjohnson]

Be Good (2016)

[ex0rin]

THE SPIDER 🕷️: short film

[americankimchi]

they should do another tv show about the jedi but actually lean into an episodic nature. instead of having a static main cast, have a constantly rotating ensemble one to show the various ways the jedi help/live in the galaxy. like star wars visions except live action. i think that would be fun + add constraints (1 plot per episode) that would force the writers to keep each episode tight/not have the crutch of "we can expand this character later/add a random one-off NPC to introduce a critical plot point and then vanish forever" to fall back on. imo star wars has always done better with movies than shows and i think this would be a lovely marriage between the two. have a c-plot throughline tying all the episodes together for the final episode to resolve w/ cameos from characters that had episodes about them throughout the season. like atp they have so many of these mid to flop shows floating around might as well just add another one just to see if it breaks the curse. statistically speaking they've got to strike gold eventually

[hatsuneandre]

don’t dm me rn..im watching Peak.

[ourlittlesister2015]

Down to the Cellar [Do pivnice] (1983), dir. Jan Švankmajer

[skywerse]

character turnaround sheets from my short film 'HEIRLOOM'

I'll be posting a bit about my film, sorry for spam in advance

those sheets have been redrawn AT LEAST 5 times over the span of a year and the first drafts look nothing alike,,, also ended up not needing to use them since I got the designs memorised pretty early on

[catabasis]

Cousin Ben Troop Screening (2012)

[spikes-got-anger-issues]

It's another Sit & Chat episode with Kelli! Go and watch the entire thing because it's just great to listen to these guys and they're funny, but I went ahead and put timestamps to the parts where they talked about LR, MM, or LR:EF

47:06-54:35 This entire chunk is just them talking about their shows in general, including more specific stuff below

53:30-53:53 Kelli asks if the producers called the LR:EF cast up to wrap up LR:EF, would they (Bradley and Jake) do it. Bradley and Jake immediately say "No", but they also say that if they were asked to do just one more episode then they would do it (Kelli agrees she would do one more too). Bradley then begins to ask about what if LR:EF got wrapped up as a feature film instead, to which Kelli begins to share her thoughts about Bradley's proposal of the idea but never finishes what she was going to say

53:53-53:59 (I just thought that Bradley saying this was so funny lmao)

Bradley: "I think it'd be even funnier- cause, like- the last line was, like 'We're gonna go to war-' or something like that-"

Jake: "-'We'll give'em one!'"

Bradley: "-I think it should have just cut back to all of us dead"

53:59-54:35 They joke about Billy living in the wilderness because of how reclusive he is now. None of them know where Billy is, and he doesn't keep in contact with them and vice versa. Jake had recently seen Billy's brother Eric and asked him how Billy was doing, but apparently Billy is doing fine and just hanging out. Bradley and Jake would love to talk with Billy again though

1:04:10- 1:06:20 Kelli says that if she could go back in time with the knowledge she has now she would go back to Lab Rats and do things differently, like be more serious and ask more questions about the show and its production

[caelichythcat]

JORTS

[girlscapitalism]

"They say that they can't afford any risk Because they have a home And in it there is light, I don't know exactly which one of us to trust They wait for their dinner at home, The rain's waiting for me outside."

CLOSE THE DOOR BEHIND ME, I'M LEAVING Kino (1986)

[the-woman-upstairs]

Forget about the lore, what I wanted to see more of from Madame Web was that week Ben Parker (as portrayed by Adam Scott) spent looking after both his very pregnant sister-in-law AND three random, rambunctious teenage girls.

[pachirobi]

ANA SPELUNKY!!!!!!! ON MY TEE VEE!!!!!!!!!!! ON DECEMBER 10TH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tumblr forced me to compress the poor lass so have the full image here