It is the near future, in the 100th year of Showa (year 2025). The population of world is more than 10 billion, and a world-class space development project called "Mars Terraforming Project" is in process. One day, a spaceship "Izanami" crashes in Japan on the way from Mars, and it revives the monster Negadon, which was captured by the spaceship. Can the human race knock down the monster !? Under the desperate situation, a middle age man Ryuichi Narasaki rises up against the monster. He is a robotics expert who lost his daughter in an accident during his experiments. Now, the desperate struggle between Narasaki and Negadon begins!! Wakusei daikaijû Negadon
Nina lost her mother, Kate, at young age and even after years she can’t let go of the past. Nina is barely coping with life until on one fatal night she finds out what really happened to her mother. Kate’s murderer appears at Nina’s house threatening her life. However Kate in form of a ‘spirit’ sends a guardian angel, an ex-colleague of hers, who protects and rescues Nina against her evil nemesis. Daughter and mother are reunified for a last time. Juncture Jeridoo TV
A love triangle between a man, a maiden and a monster. Liebe
MR HAPPY is an award winng original black comic parable written, produced and directed by Michael Patrick O’Hara. Original character designs by Aidan Cooper O’Hara. Background designs and character animation directed by Luke Gustafson. Voiced by Pete Cugno
& Mary Margaret O’Hara. Service Produced by Smiley Guy Studios “ What drew me to create Mr Happy is the obsession with ‘fear based news’ that the media seems to push at the masses over and over. Mr Happy, the crazed doomsayer with bug-eyed passion shares his
similar obsession that ‘The End Is Near’ , with every uninterested pedestrian that he meets in the street. As Franklin D. Roosevelt so aptly put it: “We have nothing to fear, but fear itself.” Mr Happy is just that, and takes a black comic angle on how fear
is shoved in our face continually and what happens to those who obsess on it. Ultimately, Mr Happy gets us laughing at fear, often the best way to defuse and help us deal with any problem in life." – Michael P O’Hara AWARDS & NOMINATIONS: MR HAPPY was awarded
a Professional Jury Award for Best Animation in the 2009 Babelgum Online Film Festival. It was nominated as an Official Short Film Selection at Frances Annecy International Animation Film Festival 2006; placed 2nd in the New Media Online Competition at Croatia's
Zagreb Animafest 2006; was nominated at Vancouver's Vidfest 2006; screened at the 2006 Just For Laughs Bravo!FACT special invitation screening in Montreal & screened at Rendezvous With Madness 2006 . It also has aired on Bravo!FACT presents on BRAVO TV : July
2006 and in 2007. CREDITS: Writer/Director : Michael P O’Hara; Executive Producer: Jonas Diamond ( Smiley Guy Studios) Producer: Michael P. O’Hara ( Waking Dream Productions); Director of Animation: Luke Gustafson; Character Designs: Aidan C. O’Hara; Storyboard:
Ron Wilson; Voiced by Pete Cugno, Mary Margaret O’Hara and Paul O’Brien; Animation Team: Eric Zermeno, Joel Chahal, Ruggiero Abbruzzese, David Cadiz, Violeta Garfunkel, Matt Cassan ; Sound Engineer: Paul O’Brien; Editor: David Blomme ; Line Producer: Christina
Sang- St. Catherine. Produced in association with Bravo!FACT - a division of CHUM Ltd. 2005. Copyright: Waking Dream Productions- 2005 Mr. Happy My Default Channel
The film is based on the 1890 Birchall-Benwell Affair, one of the most sensational murder cases in Canadian history. A gruesome discovery in the Blenheim Swamp, Oxford County let to the trial of a British aristocrat in Woodstock’s Old Town Hall. Although hanged
for the murder of Fredrick Benwell, Reginald Birchall is still considered by some to have been innocent of this hedonist crime. The Cultured Criminal Productionmark
The practical application of Suspension of Disbelief first appeared in visual arts and is often used in movies nowadays. How many impossible things is the audience willing to overlook to be entertained? Every time something impossible makes its way across the screen and the audience accepts it, suspension of disbelief has taken place. The short film tells the story of 31-year-old Telly Sanders who is madly in love with Valerie, a very attractive woman. They seem to be the perfect couple. That changes when Sam, Telly's childhood friend enters their lives and throws their love off track. As a young boy Telly had to witness his mother cheating on his father and he wasn't able to do anything about it. The unavoidable divorce affected him deeply. His mother left the family and never returned. Once again the past has caught up to Telly and he has to relive it. He catches Valerie and Sam at the cafe, getting home after work and later in bed. Instead of approaching them about it, he decides to wait. But for too long... After a while it becomes too much for him to deal with and jealousy drives him insane. In his blind rage he kidnaps Sam to get the truth out of him. Telly wants to know Sam's reasons for doing something like that. Initially he stays silent, ignoring Telly's threats. With the growing pressure he admits to not only knowing Valerie but having had a relationship with her. Anger overtakes Telly and he throws himself onto Sam. It ends in a tragic accident with Sam motionless on the floor, blood flowing from his head. Telly finds Sam's journal that takes him back to the moments where his blind jealousy first appeared. He has to learn that this jealousy has clouded his perception and he only saw what he wanted to see. But what really happened? Suspension of Disbelief Jeridoo TV
The Beekeeper is a short starring Joey Bicicchi, Oksana Fedunyszyn, and Sophie Joseph. When his son's girlfriend becomes pregnant as a result of their affair, a beekeeper must sacrifice his integrity for his iniquity. The Beekeeper

High Tea - Official Trailer

Members of a British crime organization make life difficult for themselves whilst carrying out a job in Amsterdam.

11995 views

English Films \ Short
English Films \ Drama
English Films \ History
English Films \ Independent
English Films \ Special Interest
English Films \ Film Festivals

Playing on all devices