Go Social Film today announced the latest lineup of international short films featured in its digital pages. In celebration of Halloween, the films selected are all from the horror genre, with stories ranging from flesh eating zombies, to haunting bedtime stories, to coldblooded exorcist hitmen. Each monthly issue of the digital iPad magazine features short […]
Suckablood
directed by Ben Tillett & Jake Cuddihy/ A gothic tale of a girl scared to suck her thumb – lest the monstrous Suckablood should come. “So I think Halloween is a great time of year to watch it, it’s a great tale that the kids who are 12 years and up, as I reckon, maybe […]
Film Festivals On Your iPad: Go Social Film iPad Magazine Teams Up With International Film Festivals To Stream Winning Films To Subscribers’ iPads
Each Festival In Focus special issue will highlight a particular short film festival by delivering past prize winning and official selection films to subscriber iPads, along with filmmaker and festival organizer interviews and articles. Subscribers will be able to watch festival films in their entirety within the digital pages of the magazine. The first issue […]
Blueberry
directed by Matthew Sanger/ “Blueberry” is a gently dark, Roald Dahl-esque story, with something of the fairytale about it. The protagonist, and narrator, is a five year old girl, who speaks of how her daddy buys her a pet snake, Blueberry, to cheer her up after her mummy went away. Blueberry is huge and sleeps […]
Heart
directed by Erick Oh/ The film, Heart questions ourselves in realizing our essence and the meaning of life. This film will captivate the viewer’s attention to what we fight for and why we destroy each other. “This film isn’t about the physical world. It’s something that happens mentally, and it happens in our hearts, and […]
Bob
directed by Harry Fast and Jacob Frey/ Who says a hamster can’t travel the world chasing down his lady-love? “Since it’s all very complex and difficult to do a project like this, it’s very important that you have teamwork. To do it by myself would have taken much longer; this three minutes of film took […]
Winner: Best Short Film
directed by Peter Meech/ A filmmaker, trying to impress a Hollywood producer, claims to be the winner of the Sundance Short Film Competition with his half-second masterpiece. Short films are an art form in their own right. Not a line of dialogue should be out of place, not an image or camera angle should be […]
Short Films, Social Media, And The iPad – The Perfect Combination For Entertainment On The Go
Launched at the Cannes Film Festival in May, and with it’s third magazine issue now available for free download, Go Social Film is quickly becoming the digital destination for film lovers looking to scratch their cinematic itch by taking in a quick short film or two from countries as varied as the United States, Russia, […]
La Noche Se Acaba El Dia
directed by Ianis Guerrero/ There are moments where the night and the day are just the same. Either the day eats the night or la noche se acaba el día. “Film is a very young art, maybe 100 years, and that’s all. But literature has been there for a thousand, and for me, everything I […]
Slug Invasion
directed by Casper Wermuth/ As morning dawns on a norwegian suburb, a detachment of killer-slugs, led by the notorious Sergeant Slug, prepare for a heads-on attack on a small garden – their objective? A juicy, delicious flower on the other end, deep within a flowerbed. A new conscript and his close friend, a medical officer, […]