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DIGITS

In the digital age, where most interactions are brief and fleeting, Digits, a short film by Alexander Engel, dives into the chaos and comedy of modern love and obsession. This cleverly written and emotionally sharp film follows a man who loses the phone number of a woman he believes could be “the one.” With only a single digit to go on, he embarks on a borderline ridiculous mission to call every possible number combination until he finds her. Through humor, heart, and a touch of madness, Digits explores themes of connection, desperation, and the lengths people go to avoid regret. From the very beginning, Digits manages to grab the viewer’s attention. The protagonist, dressed in a bright orange sweater, is seen holding a phone to his ear while his other hand covers his face in frustration. This opening immediately communicates both the humor and tension that define the tone of the film. I felt a mix of amusement, curiosity, and a strange sense of anxiety as the story unfolded. The idea ...
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  “Digits” –A Short Film by Alexander Engel  by BAJI NAMAJA  Alexander Engel’s short film Digits is a quirky, clever exploration of identity in the digital age. It blends humor, unease, and social commentary to deliver a story that is both entertaining and thought-provoking. The film evokes a range of emotions—from amusement to discomfort—as it takes the viewer on a fast-paced journey through the fragmented identity of a man trying to piece his life back together after losing his phone. From the very beginning, the film is engaging. It wastes no time setting up its premise and throws the viewer straight into the action: a man has lost his phone and can only remember a handful of numbers. Desperate to restore order to his life, he begins calling those remembered contacts, only to be met with bizarre and revealing interactions. The story unfolds quickly, and the hook is strong enough to maintain momentum without needing extensive buildup. Without spoiling the plot, the f...
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Don’t move

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 Don’t Move 🎥 Watch here: Don’t Move (YouTube) Don’t Move is a short horror film by Anthony Melton, part of the Bloody Cuts horror anthology. The story drops us in the middle of a tense situation where people  trapped in a room with a deadly demon that strikes at any movement. Without many dialogue, the film keeps us on edge using fear, silence, and sharp visuals. It’s a great example of “show, don’t tell.” The film wastes no time it begins with panic. We meet the main character in a high-stakes moment, standing still and terrified. We soon learn that moving even slightly could lead to death, thanks to a supernatural presence that hunts by motion. The central theme is survival through stillness, highlighting the power of fear, silence, and self-control. It plays with the human instinct to move when afraid and how fighting that instinct can be the only thing keeping you alive. The story is simple, yet extremely effective, building suspense without overexplaining. The film cen...
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MOVIE TITLE: DON’T MOVE.

 FILM DIRECTED BY ANTHONY MELTON | WRITTEN BY DAVID SCUILLOIN  STORY AND THEME “Don’t Move” is a chilling horror short that immediately evokes a sense of dread and suspense. From the opening scene, the film hooks the viewer with its tense atmosphere, throwing us straight into a terrifying scenario without wasting time. The story follows a group of friends who unwittingly summon a demonic entity during a séance using a cursed Ouija board. The twist? The creature hunts by sound—so the characters must remain completely still and silent. The central theme of “Don’t Move” revolves around fear, survival, and the dire consequences of curiosity and dabbling with the supernatural. It’s also a cautionary tale about how quickly control and sanity unravel in life-or-death situations. There are certainly unexpected twists, including shocking character deaths and the horrifying final moment when one character’s silent scream becomes the audience’s last image. CHARACTERS AND PERFORMANCES Des...
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NOTH ATLANTIC (MOVIE ANALYSIS)

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  https://youtu.be/aScwR4tmFmI?si=xWUmrPbKY_R4G51f NORTH ATLNTIC A FILM WITH QUITE VOICES BUT BIG EMOTIONS Have you ever watched a film that left you lonely thinking about how it feels to be home alone. That is how watching North Atlantic by Bernardo Nascimento left me feeling even after it ended.   Watching the film made me feel lonely and connected to the characters emotionally. We also felt sad for them, and happy that they found a short connection. The beginning  was boring but it caught our attention when he noticed something about his monitor. It was very quiet, but we wanted to know what was going to happen.  The story is about a man who works alone on a small island as an air traffic controller. One day, he talks to a pilot over the radio. Even though they don’t meet, something emotional happens during their short conversation. The film shows how even small moments of human connection can mean a lot, especially when we feel alone. At some point we were surpri...
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DON'T MOVE - BLOODY CUTS

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 FILM ANALYSIS BY ARMAH STEPHANIE KORKOR Film analysis by: Armah Stephanie Korkor Directed by: Anthony Melton Written by: David Scullion Genre: Horror short film STORY AND THEME The short film Don't Move directed by Anthony melting made me feel so sensed. The characters are trapped with a demonic force and can't even move or breathe heavily without right risking death. There's no delay in the film engaging you from the start almost instantly which grabs your attention. Don't move it's a chilling that traps a group of friends in a deadly game of silence and stillness where one wrong move mean the end. The last to survive wins. The central message of the film carries the consequences of tampering with forces beyond our understanding and the survival when fear loses control. The demon behaves in ways that are unpredictable and unsafe. CHARACTERS AND PERFORMANCES  The fear of the characters is real. Their facial expression and body language convey raw emotions. The fea...
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Bloody cut: Don't Move Film Review

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      https://youtu.be/f9jd6lyGvMI?si=OPKNNMv9feVT76lN Don't Move FILM THAT WILL MAKE YOU FREEZE  Have you ever watched a film that made you get scared and really frightened, you didn’t even want to blink? That’s exactly how Don’t Move made me feel. It’s a short horror film written by David Scullion and directed by Anthony Melton. And it’s one of the most scariest short films I’ve seen. The film starts with a scary background noice making me feel the pressure already. It showed one person is already dead, and the others are sitting completely still. Why? Because there’s a demon in the room and it kills anyone who moves . Just that idea alone made me scared and hold my breath. The film is about six friends who meet for a game night. But they accidentally call a demon. Now they must stay completely still or the demon will get them. It’s not just a scary monster it’s fear that breaks their friendship. The film tells us that,Fear can change people . When you’re scar...
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