Drama Tag Archive

Live Action

Everyday

In Everyday Stockholm director Gustav Johansson provides some compelling answers to the question; what would you do if you had an extra day in the week?

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Live Action

Hollow

A couple years old now but none the less powerful, Rob Sorrenti’s 20 minute short Hollow tells the harrowing tale of heroin addicts Alice and Marcus, and

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Live Action, Podcasts

DN277: Care – Amanda Boyle

Amanda Boyle’s temporally shifted love story Skirt was amongst our favourite work of the 2012. She joins us today to discuss new film Care, a short about

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Live Action, Podcasts

DN276: This is Vanity – Oliver Goodrum

We’ve been keen to get director Oliver Goodrum on DN ever since his dark music video Consequence of the Kill landed online to much applause. We’re glad we

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Live Action

Life Just Is: Beyond Completion

Early last year, I completed my debut feature film, Life Just Is – an arthouse drama about a week in the lives of some recent graduates who struggle to

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Live Action

The Scared is Scared

Bianca Giaever asked a six year old what she should make a movie about, the resulting film is a charming tour de force.

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Live Action, Podcasts

DN275: Online Now – Jake Ross

Online Now from Pocket Jakes, the creative partnership of directors Jake Dolgy and Jake Ross, depicts a journey into the world of social interaction. Jake Ross

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Art & Fashion, Live Action

Support Alpha

“A” is much more than a feature film, it is inspired by the ancient myth of Antigone and has a totally different approach to filmmaking as a whole.

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Animation, Live Action

Ubiquity

The barriers of time and place melt away as Alzheimer's transports an old lady back to a time of endless possibilities in Filip Piskorzynski's 'Ubiquity'.

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Live Action

Happy Christmas

Neil Fox discusses manifestos, Dogme and Cornwall with filmmaker Mark Jenkin as they talk about his 2011 feature 'Happy Christmas'.

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Live Action

Hibernation

Four years before Paraphernalia, award-winning director John Williams brought us Hibernation, a magical and moving story about human hibernation.

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Live Action

The Fort

Official selection of Sundance 2012, Andrew Renzi’s speculative, pensive short The Fort, tells the story of a boy who accepts the help of a stranger to

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