Mind the Gap: Nostalgia and Distance in Eshaan Mani’s Delhi Days
By Ford Melillo Delhi Days, directed by Eshaan Mani, is a nostalgic gem. Structured as an interview, it chronicles Arun Mani’s reflections on his youth in New Delhi, revisiting his childhood home, school, and community through photographs and memories. The film’s most touching aspect lies in Arun’s natural balance between youthful exuberance and acquired wisdom as he delves into his past. As Arun reminisces...
Unlocking Creativity: A Pandemic Journey in Lion or the Lamb
By Jailene Kontz Lion or the Lamb, directed by Kevin Keck, spotlights Sam Hatmaker’s journey and how the pandemic lockdowns affected her creative career. With live music venues and recording studios closed, Sam faced challenges in connecting with her audience. However, she reevaluated her approach, turning to social media for connection. The pandemic transformed her perspective on creativity and music composition. The film...
AI’s Impact: Reimagining the Process of Creation
By Rhea Mursalin Unleashing Character Creativity: AI’s Impact, by Aubrey Mills, is an informative short film that educates audiences about the InWorld.Ai platform. InWorld AI offers creators an opportunity to develop original characters with unique and custom personalities. The subject of AI has become increasingly common recently as technology continues to advance. Mills presents a well-researched and in-depth examination of the...
Frontiers and Needles: Olyvia Young’s What do you Know About Microneedles and Vaccines?
By Ford Melillo What Do You Know About Microneedles and Vaccines? is a short film by Olyvia Young that explores new technology advancing the world of vaccine treatment. It offers an educational and engaging discussion of microneedles, effectively highlighting their various benefits. In the process of elucidating these advantages, the film also educates viewers about the contemporary state of vaccine administration in global...
Le Ballon Bleu – Captivating Friendship and Colorful Adventures
By Adelina Hill Le Ballon Bleu by Katherine Griffin is an adorable love story of two balloons: one red, one blue, that become separated in France. The red balloon becomes trapped on a light pole and can’t be freed. The blue balloon seeks help from a little girl strolling through the city. Together, they search for the red balloon while also forming a friendship. The music was my favorite part of the film, and the Pixar-style...
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