Filmmaker David Bond Flunks Art Class
'Lions Are Green' is about a young colorblind boy who draws a green lion in class and gets called out for it.
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'Lions Are Green' is about a young colorblind boy who draws a green lion in class and gets called out for it.
It's the best film about a secret commie San Francisco bookstore you'll ever see.
Audley's short is an intense, despairing look at obsession and the twisted nature of attraction.
Mendoza visits her Colombian grandmother as she deals with the wreckage of her Mississippi home following Katrina.
Are there any other human-powered vehicles that get their own film festival?
It’s wordless, it’s simple, it’s three minutes long, and we can’t stop watching the damn thing.
The cuddliest guinea pig ever takes one for the team in order to demonstrate a vampire bat’s deadly capabilities.
Kellam's 'Forever Yours' is a short and hauntingly simple tale of love and loss during wartime, set in the old Penn Station (utilizing computer graphics to re-create it).
Before he directed 'George Washington,' David Gordon Green created this short film about a tomboy and her father.
'Fridges' begins as a touching little film about an abandoned refrigerator trying to get by in the world, but turns into something way more disturbing.
Um, we don't really know what else to say here. He eats his damn shoe.
In 'Bullethead,' a boy is surgically altered to become "the world's most aerodynamic human."
Yes — his name is Ari Gold, and the 'Entourage' folks evidently "borrowed" his name for the show's loathsome-lovable agent.
Bell's 'Billy Jones' tackles the issue of cigarette marketing on a young boy, giving a portrait of an America dominated by superhero images pre-sold to impressionable minds.
'Every Third Bite' tackles a topic we’ve heard a lot about in recent months but still find a bit hard to understand: colony collapse disorder (CCD).
'The 100 Lovers of Jesus Reynolds' is a funny little meditation on an East Village girl's many, many love affairs.
The style is reminiscent of Wes Anderson, with a hint of David Lynch thrown in, but it’s also quite romantic.
It's like the family slideshow we wish we could've had.
A funny look at the perils of population explosion, 2002's 'The Stork' is an animated mix between '9 Months' and 'Apocalypse Now.'
Based on a twelfth-century Japanese legend, the aptly titled 'The Demon' is about two brothers who go hunting in the woods and run into a demon.
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