Lizzie Rose's short film is a dark one. It's really dark. Like, "death in the first two minutes" dark. but it's also very funny and extremely touching.
Every year, David Ehrlich (a film critic at IndieWire) makes a wonderful montage from his favorite films of the year — and, perhaps inadvertently, makes a case for a career change. Why isn't he editing music videos?
Yoga is an extremely difficult and complex discipline that's amazing for the body. But the truly incredible thing about it is that anyone of any shape or color can become great at it... provided they practice enough.
Hurricane Michael was the strongest hurricane to ever hit the Florida Panhandle when it made landfall on Wednesday, but all was quiet when the eye passed over.
Please do not buy this — especially if you have children — and if you already own this, please do the world a favor by promptly throwing it out and buying a different one.
"As you immerse yourself in a crowd of thousands, shafts of light beckon you closer. As you touch the light, the environment — its atmosphere, its gravity and the choreography of the crowd — transform in powerful ways, continually challenging your perception."
Sure, maybe it's not as flashy as the superpipe or as daring as slaloming through the woods, but carving up groomers is a classic pastime that will never go out of style.
Hopeless romantic and super inventor Ed uses a "nonlinear, existential reformation remote" to try to fall in love over and over again. James Kennedy really did it in this cleverly written and extremely well-produced short.