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Posted 12/02/08 in Vulture

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Filmmaker Antonio Campos Spoils His Dinner

Let's see … where to start with this one?

Posted 11/20/08 in Vulture

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Filmmaker Michael Dudok de Wit Tears a Family Apart

You might need a Kleenex.

Posted 11/13/08 in Vulture

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Filmmaker Ilya Chaiken Blacks Out

Shot on a dime, 'Blackout' is a funny, genuinely unsettling look at an unfortunate hookup in the midst of the big power outage of 2003.

Posted 11/06/08 in Vulture

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Filmmaker Kurt Kuenne Laments the Plight of the Bathroom Attendant

'Rent-A-Person' is a hilarious musical pastiche about a young, lovesick men's-room attendant who decides to become a visionary entrepreneur.

Posted 10/30/08 in Vulture

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‘Splinter’ Director Toby Wilkins Goes Kidney Shopping

See Wilkins's creepily hilarious 2006 short 'Kidney Thieves,' starring Ethan Embry, Paget Brewster, and Paul F. Tompkins.

Posted 10/23/08 in Vulture

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Filmmaker Branan Edgens Would Like to Sell You David Lynch’s Coffee

'The Darkest Coffee' functions less as a commercial and more as a four-minute creepfest about the experience of consuming said hot beverage.

Posted 10/16/08 in Vulture

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Filmmaker Myna Joseph Follows Creepy Sisters Into the Woods

Fair warning: 'Man' is not an easy film to watch.

Posted 10/09/08 in Vulture

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Filmmaker Jonas Åkerlund Makes a Music Video Without the Music

'The Hidden' features no soundtrack — but it's easy to see from it what makes Akerlund such a great music-video director.

Posted 09/26/08 in Vulture

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Filmmaker Andrew Cooke Laments the Plight of the Fake Yogi

Andrew Cooke's hilarious mockumentary follows a yogi who might be longing a bit too hard for the trappings of modern life.

Posted 09/18/08 in Vulture

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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.

Posted 09/12/08 in Vulture

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Filmmakers Nathan and Keary Kensinger Open a Secret Commie Bookstore

It's the best film about a secret commie San Francisco bookstore you'll ever see.

Posted 08/28/08 in Vulture

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Filmmaker Kentucker Audley Says There’s Gonna Be No Dancing

Filmmaker Kentucker Audley Says There’s Gonna Be No Dancing

Audley's short is an intense, despairing look at obsession and the twisted nature of attraction.

Posted 08/21/08 in Vulture

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Here Comes the Story of the Hurricane, Says Filmmaker Paola Mendoza

Here Comes the Story of the Hurricane, Says Filmmaker Paola Mendoza

Mendoza visits her Colombian grandmother as she deals with the wreckage of her Mississippi home following Katrina.

Posted 08/14/08 in Vulture

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Fight Back Against High Gas Prices by Watching a Short Film About a Bike

Fight Back Against High Gas Prices by Watching a Short Film About a Bike

Are there any other human-powered vehicles that get their own film festival?

Posted 08/07/08 in Vulture

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Filmmaker Azazel Jacobs Loses a Wheel

Filmmaker Azazel Jacobs Loses a Wheel

It’s wordless, it’s simple, it’s three minutes long, and we can’t stop watching the damn thing.

Posted 07/31/08 in Vulture

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‘The Vampire’: Some Animals Were Harmed in the Making of This Picture

‘The Vampire’: Some Animals Were Harmed in the Making of This Picture

The cuddliest guinea pig ever takes one for the team in order to demonstrate a vampire bat’s deadly capabilities.

Posted 07/25/08 in Vulture

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Filmmaker Stephen Kellam Mourns Old Penn Station, War Victims

Filmmaker Stephen Kellam Mourns Old Penn Station, War Victims

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).

Posted 07/10/08 in Vulture

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See David Gordon Green’s Early Short Film ‘Physical Pinball’ Before Getting Baked at ‘Pineapple Express’

See David Gordon Green’s Early Short Film ‘Physical Pinball’ Before Getting Baked at ‘Pineapple Express’

Before he directed 'George Washington,' David Gordon Green created this short film about a tomboy and her father.

Posted 07/03/08 in Vulture

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Animator Fujio Tanabe Makes the Darkest-Ever Short Film About Home Refrigeration

Animator Fujio Tanabe Makes the Darkest-Ever Short Film About Home Refrigeration

'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.

Posted 06/26/08 in Vulture

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Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe in ‘Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe’

Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe in ‘Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe’

Um, we don't really know what else to say here. He eats his damn shoe.