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Writer-director Tyler Chipman's feature debut, The Shade , is either a sequel/companion piece to the short of the same name or an expanded version of it.

No, The Bouncer is not an adaptation of the Square Enix (Squaresoft back then) game from 2000. Nor should the action flick, directed by Massimiliano Cerchi and written by Adrian Milnes, be confused with the Jean-Claude Van Damme title of the same name released in 2018. So, somewhat generic title aside, how is the film?

The Haunting Of Hollywood , Lilia Doytchinova's feature-length debut, is a character-driven narrative that explores the emotional and psychological effects of the past.

Green Night is writer-director Shuai Han's follow-up to her acclaimed debut Summer Blur. Whereas that film is an intimate coming-of-age tale, this is a neo-noir thriller touching upon immigration, being trapped in an unloving, abusive relationship, and unexpected same-sex attraction. It is quite ambitious for a sophomore film. Can the fresh-faced filmmaker pull it off,

Documentarian Michele Jouse's Nurse Unseen is a profound exploration of the resilience, hard work, and dedication demonstrated by Filipino nurses during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Stream is written by Steven Della Salla, Jason Leavy, Robert Privitera, and director Michael Leavy.

Writer-director Joshua Nelson's Dating Horror Stories begins with three middle-aged women complaining about dating at their age. They then scan the room and guess what the other couples on dates are talking about. Each couple the trio focuses on becomes one of the segments of this horror anthology. The first tale involves Michael the Magnificent

Himie Freeman writes, directs, and stars in the short film Chaos. Co-directed by Emmanuel Nkolo, Freeman is Ceddy, a Marine who's just returned home. To celebrate his arrival, Ceddy's best friend, Willy (Joe James), and Willy's fiance, Keyarra (Kiah Alexandria), take him out for drinks and a few rounds of pool. While at the bar,

Nightcap is the first film from writer-director Cody MacDonald. The 6-minute, 15-second short begins with Gus (Michael Lake) entering a hotel after traveling most of the night. The man puts his bag down and quickly talks to his fiance, Liza (Gabby Rodriguez), to let her know he made it safely. Gus tries to get some

Michelle Bossy's sophomore directorial effort, Nobody's Home, is written by Louisa Erlich. Erlich stars as Theodora, a woman currently held in an institution for her mental health. There, she meets Luca (Julio Lourido), who is suffering from issues of his own. On the day of his release, she escapes so they can still be together.