What Eats The Soul
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A short film calling attention to the extreme living conditions the poor are forced to accept in Hong Kong and the extreme relative cost of poverty. Directed by Eddie Ng.
Today, thousands of people in Hong King still live in “cage houses” that are no more than 15 square feet. In a small apartment, as many as 20 cages are packed up to 3 levels high. Rent for each cage is as high as $200 (USD) per month. Its per-square-foot rent is on par with luxury flats in Hong Kong.
Despite controversy and threats, a Muslim woman takes a stand for justice through a progressive practice of Islam.
Disconnected tells the story of Kathy who receives a text from her daughter that there is a shooter at her school. Then the line goes dark.
Written and directed by Daniel Sheahan.
Times’ Up is a short film about a woman alone at night. The film is having a successful festival run, in part because of the emotionally powerful way the film tackles sexual harassment and assault.
Written and directed by Hortense Lingjaerde.
A Jamaican immigrant finds his life in LA shaken by forces outside his control as he struggles to understand how far he is willing to go to protect his family.
Written and directed by Andrew Reid.
Currently on the festival circuit, Unfinished Lives is a documentary that sheds light on USC student Xinran Ji’s murder case.
Directed by Rae Yucong Chen.
A mother must make a difficult decision when she’s late for a job interview. | HBO Short Film, SAG AFTRA Short Film Showcase, Issa Rae Presents #ShortFilmSundays.
Written and Directed by Xavier Burgin.
A USC Thesis film, a Guatemalan woman undertakes the journey to the U.S. border to seek asylum with her daughter, but first they must try and survive Mexico's infamous Route of Death.
Written and Directed by Star Victoria.
Lalo’s House follows the relentless courage of Manouchka, a 14 year-old Haitian girl, and her little sister Phara who are abducted and thrown into an underground prostitution network posing as a Catholic orphanage.
Directed by Kelley Kali.
A closeted gay freshman hears unexpected news while moving into his dorm room and must come to terms with his living situation, the culture at the institution, and where he belongs. Written and Directed by Jack Walterman
In New York City, a group of volunteers launch the first Muslim Community Patrol in America to combat the rising hate crimes targeting their community.