Are the short films supposed to musical? The first films that come to my mind are ‘The World of Tomorrow’ parts 1 and 2. It’s a scifi dark comedy about clones and time travel. Unfortunately, they can’t be streamed anywhere unless you rent or purchase them on Vimeo. They really are worth watching. If you’re cheap you can always go pirate them.
Unsatisfying Trailer:
Some other truly remarkable nonsense by the same artist:
Well, as long as they’re not music-videos, which have another thread in another subforum, I guess anything else goes, as long as it’s “cinema” (not cat videos ). Hell, even some rare well tought-out commercials/infomercials might qualify, though I’d stay away from heavily politicized ones like the “Educayshon” one above.
I mean… if it goes into “how all of society should behave because that is the only right way to behave” it becomes political, so… it ends up in the same category of stuff that’s gonna annoy a lot of people and sour the atmosphere. Religion can be a perfectly fine topic for artistic expression, but only when the art is not pushing beliefs about how everyone should feel obligated(!) to behave.
Im a fan of bobby lee and seeing him acta serious role is kinda nice, a little rough but the hardest Ive seen him act in a role for a long time considering hes a comedian and is a comedy actor for the most part.
There is a really really good short film show on PBS called Imagemakers. Of course there are duds from time to time. There is something about a well curated show that i cant skip around in that makes it special. Its like a good film class. I may not like everything presented but it allows me consider things i may not have otherwise been able or willing to.
Soren_Peregrine here just reminded me of one short film producer whose stuff I’ve enjoyed on several occasions and whom a lot of people might already know from his work on The Witcher (some of the game trailers but also the first season of the Netflix series): Tomasz (Tomek) Baginski.
Some of his best non-Witcher stuff:
“Fallen Art” (dark comedy)
“Ambition” (a promo for the European Space Agency comet landing mission Rosetta, feat. two Game of Thrones actors)