Short Film Diary

Love for animation! Petal- A soft gentle word which make us chiaroscuro about a beautiful garden within our hearts. By plucking a petals of her, we do not gather beauty of flower. Petal, is an animated short film directed and produced by Andrea Gallo and Alvaro Dominguez is about two girls- utopian bunny (Pan) and sceptical cat (Robin), where a pretty flower ties them together. The story is about the little bunny chasing behind her alluring flower trolley, to save it from wicked word. But what is it going to do with a flower? And how it is going to protect it? Our present mankind, rather than planting a seedling, is planning to destroy forest. So let's watch how this little bunny will bring tiny change  among us by its bitsy effort.

[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtGp3i6TvzU[/embed] Raasta ,  a way to our destiny. One out of five principles of most famous Darwin’s theory, which states- survival for the fittest. With this thought storming up our brain, a short film directed and written by Digvijay Chauhan  is a story of two boys, begging in the streets of Mumbai, in and around the traffic signal areas to buy food for their survival. Their struggle over the bread leads us feel the pain of our present society. This is the present condition which we observe everywhere. This short film shot in Canon 550D, was screened at MAMI 2011 and manifests just via its tremendous exertions rather than expressing  it  by words.  

ACME is a serious, sharply mounted story that gets more intriguing as it moves along. The short film is about an Artist who is insecure about his face. The insecurity seems to affect his art work severely as all his art work on the wall interpret misery. The hesitancy of the artist is well illustrated in the beginning of the movie where artist's face is covered while creating a portrait of a boy. The boy seems to be terrified as soon he looks at the artist's face and he drops his superhero magazine and leaves the place immediately. The artist feels disappointed and frustrated about his face. And after looking into the magazine left by a boy. The realization and transformation the artist goes through is exciting and a must watch in the movie. The Short film tries to evoke the importance of self acceptance. And tells if we look at our problem in different perspective we will be able to embrace all the challenges and be our own hero. 'Acme' short film is written by Piyush ...

Walked into dinner, didn’t know that they’re relationship was on bait. Sometimes, two people have to fall apart, to realize how much they need to fall back together. The Dinner, is most ticklish and vexed topic of Indian Society, which  is based on monogamy and polygamy. The trend of believing that marriage is not a boundary to seek another love has bloomed it’s color in this short film. This may not be pick of many, but if one, wishes to experience love outside the marriage can look over it. This short film written and directed by Neeraj Udhwani reflects that  greatest challenge in marriage is in place of choice making. The film initially starts smoothly with young couple( Rahul and Avni) who are set to tie knot together, anticipated in their marriage preparations, plan to visit their friends home, who are a newly wed couple(Sumeet and Barkha), have a small discussion during dinner over the issues of polygamy and monogamy as telecasted by the jabber on the TV, who’s the favorite of Ba...

Paroksh-which means oblique, oblique to our eyes, beyond which we cannot see things. It makes us see things which we actually want to see, haunted by these kind of thoughts, a family of three living in acreage, somewhere in a part of Karnataka, is suddenly disturbed by the whimper of a baby under a coconut tree. The cry of the baby scattered sometimes in the morning, or sometimes in the late evenings.  There were no signs of baby or any human being in and around the plantations. The family under fear performed many rituals, thinking that the coconut tree was bedeviled. Our society is tied up with various superstitions, which make us conduct different rituals beyond our imagination, sometimes. This horror movie, directed by Ganesh Shetty and produced by Drishyam Films, starring Amit Sial, Pooja Upasana and Yateen Karyekar is  based on  a real life incident. It will involve you so deeply into it, until the climax will leave you baffled, with a pretty smile on your face and  make you tell...

We are busy growing up, but we forget that our parents are growing old as well. But however old we grow, we are still children to our parents. Watch this Emotional Korean Video Ad. If a drop of tear does not come on your eyes, then it is time we look into what are we heading towards. Mom's Meal!, What else is the best meal you can get.  

The love of a mother for her child is undeniably the strongest emotion in the human soul. But, a mother never gets over losing her child. It doesn’t matter how long it’s been, how old her child was when they died, or the reason they were taken away. Grief does not ever expire. Never tell a mother who’s child DIED, to move on or get over it or be happy, because she live with it every single day. The worst pain a mother can go through is having to give her blessing back to heaven. Aside from , she has to learn hie her journey, for the reason that different lives are connected to her.  What if the child comes back? What if her dead soul give  vibes, that she is alive? So, here’s the short movie directed and produced by Poojitha Prasad, producer-Hanini Daddal casting Sujith Shetty and Roopa Rayappa, will leave behind you to think, was this 6min of journey spent in watching laadi, is horror or psychological disorder.