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  THE CENTRIFUGE BRAIN PROJECT (Short Film by Till Nowak)                                         An Unsettlingly Hilarious Journey Through the Absurd STORY AND THEME The Centrifuge Brain Project made me feel a mix of awe, confusion, and delight the kind of strange emotional cocktail you get from watching something both ridiculously funny and eerily plausible. It’s not often that a mockumentary about fictional amusement park rides makes you question the limits of science, sanity, and human ambition, but this short film pulls it off beautifully. Right from the opening shot, the story draws you in. The tone is so convincingly documentary-like that you almost forget it’s satire. It doesn’t waste time within the first minute, you’re already hearing about “scientific experiments” using rides that defy physics, common sense, and possibly health and safety regulations. In a few words, ...

Still Wylde Directed and written by Ingrid Haas, "Still Wylde" is a poignant exploration of human identity and transformation that resonates deeply with its audience. This drama encapsulates the emotional complexities faced by its characters as they navigate the turbulent waters between their past selves and the identities they long to embody.   Story and Theme   At its core, "Still Wylde" is a meditation on introspection and the messy, nonlinear process of self-discovery. The narrative unfolds with deliberate pacing, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in the characters' inner conflicts. Haas weaves themes of regret, longing, and the fear of change throughout the film, creating a rich tapestry that emphasizes the fragility of human connections and the inevitability of transformation. The story challenges us to consider how our pasts shape us while also suggesting that growth often emerges in quiet moments of vulnerability and reflection.   Charac...

  STILL WYLDE: A Soft Meditation on Pregnancy and Transformation  Appenteng Hayford  JUNE 29TH, 2025   In Still Wylde , a poetic and emotionally resonant short film, we are invited into the quiet interior world of a pregnant woman. Through tender visuals and an almost meditative pace, the film becomes less about plot and more about presence. It gently explores the beauty and fragility of the journey toward motherhood—where joy and fear sit side by side.   Still Wylde is not a typical narrative it feels more like a visual diary. It opens gently, with quiet moments that unfold like memories or dreams. What initially seems uneventful slowly deepens into something profound. We follow a young woman during her pregnancy as she navigates private, often solitary experiences of waiting, connecting, imagining, and processing. The film’s central message is clear: pregnancy isn’t just physical it’s spiritual and psychological. It’s a slow transformation full of doubt, a...