Showing posts with label thriller. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thriller. Show all posts

November 1, 2014

Presencia (Presence)

This short film about two women and a possible crime scene raises more questions than answers. Who wants to kill who? Who is the guy in the hoodie? What actually happened that night?

[Also check out Obsesión, another film by the same director, which has other women amidst other (stalkerish) crimes.]


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"Presence" / "Presencia" from Alejandro Espina on Vimeo.

Directed by Alejandro Espina


May 3, 2014

Al Otro Lado (The Other Side)

This short movie involves a woman working for Hopeline, the suicide hotline. She receives a call that makes her question a lot of things, especially the calls that make or unmake a person.

The audio could use some work here, but I really felt that tension slowly being built up. Oh, the trials of wanting to save a life.

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*There are English subtitles for this, which you can enable as captions on the video.



Al Otro Lado, on Youtube
Directed by Manu Carbajo

March 11, 2014

Prescindibles (Dispensable)

This short film deals with a guy just trying to do his job, and yet he is made to take consequences for it. I understand that during hard times, sacrifices must be made. Poor guy, though.

Surprising (but awesome) endnote.



Prescindibles, on YouTube

Directed by Joan Álvarez Lladós

February 25, 2014

La Culpa (Guilt)

A mindfuck of a movie, even though it's less than 13 minutes. Features death, blood, and the spiraling stages of guilt. Totally understandable why it won a number of awards at film festivals. Brilliant!




February 20, 2014

La Cruz (The Cross)

What was supposedly a nice drive out by the countryside quickly turns into something sinister. Note to self: long, lonely roads are no place to practice my skills behind the wheel.

Probably NSFW, as there's some blood, among other things.


La Cruz, on Youtube

Directed by Alberto Evangelio

February 6, 2014

Tiempo (Time)

A multi-awarded short film narrated by a humble watch. Such genius in 10 minutes with wonderful shots, a subtle plot, and black-and-white significance. Wonderful, wonderful film.



January 23, 2014

TDK (Twice Disabled Knight / El Guerrero Sordociego)

This short film is described as, "Three boys on the way back home witness an odd hero in action". What a funny little film! There was a moment of seemingly supposed silence, but it's important, so don't think the vid's broke. This is great stuff.


TDK (2013) - Full short film HD from The Films on Fire on Vimeo.

Directed by Marco Huertas