After being forced to present to a suitor as a feminine woman, Za suffers a mental breakdown. Will they continue to endure their mother and sister's expectations in silence, or will Za break free and embrace their true identity?

OUT OF OUR WINDOWS Shot on iPhone XS Max, Movi Freefly Cinema Robot, Moment Lenses Edited on Luma Fusion & FCPX My Windows : Chopper, Pedicab, Taxis. Shoot Location : New York City, 🇺🇸 Music : Uranium Glow by Wolves from Premiumbeat.com

This is a smartphone documentary project that took several years to complete. It began after the unprecedented heavy rains in 2011, which caused lethal mudslides right in the center of the Gangnam district of Seoul. After that, the government took action to build flood channels and improve storm sewers in the metropolitan area. But for rural Korea, flooding remains a threat. Moreover, because global warming seems to be changing the seasonal calendar, the rainy season rhythms that Korean agriculture adapted to millennia ago are also shifting, having a negative effect on agricultural productivity. And there is the sheer extent of the volumes of water, which still catch local governments by surprise, and sometimes cause untrammeled flooding in any event — which is what is happening in 2020. Finally, the unseasonably heavy rains that have lasting well over a week ago in Korea and which have caused dangerous flooding aren’t just a local problem; they auger the future of the planet.

A girl is stuck in a Global lockdown for 2 years following the Covid-19 Pandemic outbreak.

Set twenty years in the future, four adults confess their day-to-day climate sins and why they didn't do things any better.

A poetic snapshot of a woman dealing with being separated from her family during the COVID-19 pandemic. Kimberley is an actor and writer who chose to jump into directing this year.. imberley WellsDirectorThe Tupperware Party Kimberley WellsWriterThe Tupperware Party Kimberley WellsProducerThe Tupperware Party Kimberley WellsKey Cast“Kim” Project Type:Experimental Runtime:2 minutes 57 seconds Completion Date:May 11, 2020 Production Budget:10 USD Country of Origin:Australia Country of Filming:Canada Subscribe to our channel for Smartphone Films Visit www.ismartfilms.com to know more about us and our activities including films, contests, updates, etc. For Latest Updates Follow Us on Social Platforms Follow Us on ►►►►►►► FB - https://www.facebook.com/ismartfilms Twitter - http://twitter.com/ismartfilms Are you a Smartfilmmaker? Want to showcase your film/documentary and also generate income? Contact us at - contact@ismartfilms.com

A documentary short about a father with secondary-progressive MS, who struggles with his father's inability to cope, his mother's guilt for passing multiple sclerosis to him, and his fear for the future of his two sons. The Deepest Cut alludes to the emotional conflict parents face when dealing with the mortality of their child. Alexandra Guillossou has been telling stories for over 20 years in exhibit design. In the past 2 years, she began creating promotional videos for clients, including the Saint Louis Aquarium, where she directed John Goodman's voiceover, SeaWorld teaser videos and internal videos, and Big Bear Alpine Zoo's promotional video. The Deepest Cut is Alexandra's first fully solo film project. Alexandra GuillossouDirector Alexandra GuillossouWriter Alexandra GuillossouProducer Greg GhoshKey Cast“himself” Matthew GhoshKey Cast“himself” Darlene GhoshKey Cast“herself” T.K. GhoshKey Cast“himself” Project Type:Documentary Runtime:4 minutes 54 seconds Completion Date:November 18, 2018 Production Budget:500 USD Country of Origin:United States Country of Filming:United States Language:English Shooting Format:Digital mobile Subscribe to our channel for Smartphone Films Visit www.ismartfilms.com to know more about us and our activities including films, contests, updates, etc. For Latest Updates Follow Us on Social Platforms Follow Us on ►►►►►►► FB - https://www.facebook.com/ismartfilms Twitter - http://twitter.com/ismartfilms Are you a Smartfilmmaker? Want to showcase your film/documentary and also generate income? Contact us at - contact@ismartfilms.com

A satirical look at online presence vs reality. A couple use their baby to gain popularity on social media. Director Statement Selfies is a satirical look at something that is common in today's society. A young couple uses their baby's cuteness to leverage their popularity on social media. As the writer and director, my aim of this movie is to poke fun at a situation that we're all aware of. Whether we do this ourselves or we know people who do, this is a story that we can all relate to. In keeping with the movie's theme, Selfies was shot entirely on a smart phone. Not only are smart phones capable of capturing great footage, I felt that filming on a smart phone would be the perfect way to tell this story. Director Biography - Jimmy Gannon Jimmy Gannon is a 35 year old filmmaker based in Sydney, Australia. Jimmy's background is not in the film, but in the Royal Australian Navy where he served for 15 years. In 2017, Jimmy's love of the film took him to Vancouver, Canada, where he spent a year working at a production rental house. During this time he met other filmmakers and worked on multiple short films in the camera and lighting department. He also co-wrote, co-produced and directed the photography on his first feature film "Murder Box". Since returning to Sydney, he and his wife had their first baby, Stevie. Stevie was the inspiration for his writing and directing his own short film "Selfies". In 2019, Selfies made the Official Selection for the SF3 (SmartFone Flick Fest). Jimmy continues to write and plans on producing and directing his next short film in 2020. Jimmy GannonDirector Jimmy GannonWriterMurder Box Laura GannonWriter Jimmy GannonProducerMurder Box Jimmy GannonKey Cast“Man”Murder Box Laura GannonKey Cast“Woman”Murder Box Stevie GannonKey Cast“Baby” Stuart FairbournKey Cast“Narrator” Millie Levakis-LucasSound Designer Daniel FenbyComposer Project Type:Short Runtime:4 minutes 58 seconds Completion Date:August 31, 2019 Production Budget:500 AUD Country of Origin:Australia Country of Filming:Australia Language:English Shooting Format:Sony Xperia XZ Subscribe to our channel for Smartphone Films Visit www.ismartfilms.com to know more about us and our activities including films, contests, updates, etc. For Latest Updates Follow Us on Social Platforms Follow Us on ►►►►►►► FB - https://www.facebook.com/ismartfilms Twitter - http://twitter.com/ismartfilms Are you a Smartfilmmaker? Want to showcase your film/documentary and also generate income? Contact us at - contact@ismartfilms.com

What It Feels Like is a short animated documentary that investigates voice hearing. Small boxes that contain flip book style animation are presented to show the emotion that people who hear voices feel. The documentary is experimental and expressive in its approach, where the positives and negatives combine to fully express the subversive nature of a misunderstood affliction. What It Feels Like was made with assistance from Anidox and Creative Scotland. Steven Fraser Director Steven Fraser Writer Steven Fraser Producer Rich KeebleKey Cast Krystal LaPortevaKey Cast Shannon N KKey Cast Sharon MenefeeKey Cast Project Type:Animation, Documentary, Experimental Runtime:3 minutes Completion Date:April 15, 2018 Country of Origin:United Kingdom Subscribe to our channel for Smartphone Films Visit www.ismartfilms.com to know more about us and our activities including films, contests, updates, etc. For Latest Updates Follow Us on Social Platforms Follow Us on ►►►►►►► FB - https://www.facebook.com/ismartfilms Twitter - http://twitter.com/ismartfilms Are you a Smartfilmmaker? Want to showcase your film/documentary and also generate income? Contact us at - contact@ismartfilms.com