by Krishna Thapa | Dec 10, 2021
Zara Sands’ Bulldogs explores suppressed aggression and ambition, and the outcome of society’s moralistic expectations and the repression of the competitive pressures placed on young girls. The film questions where the real line is between playfulness and an...
by Krishna Thapa | Dec 10, 2021
Live action and animation collide in this playful yet painfully honest short film about the familiar frustrations of exams. Olly Blower is a student and filmmaker from South East England. #RandomActs #School #shortfilm Subscribe to Random Acts for more bold,...
by Krishna Thapa | Dec 10, 2021
A young woman reflects on a life of wearing glasses in Anna Gray’s short film Spectacle. From seeing clearly for the first time to the tedium of eye tests and the embarrassment of wearing glasses to school, this is an honest and empowering short film about taking hold...
by Krishna Thapa | Dec 10, 2021
Emilie Cheung uses a medley of dance styles to tell the story of a young woman coming to terms with her new disability. Emilie Cheung is a music video director and commercial filmmaker as well as making short films that seek to challenge and provoke conversation....
by Krishna Thapa | Dec 10, 2021
In Daily Cycle, Shannon Smyth and Harry Binstead aim to raise awareness of eating disorders and dispel myths about those who suffer from them. You can read Am I Normal’s interview with Shannon and Harry here:...
