M.A.M.O.N. (Monitor Against Mexicans Over Nationwide) is a satirical fantasy sci-fi shortfilm that explores with black humor and lots of VFX the outrageous consequences of Donald Trump´s plan of banning immigration and building an enormous wall on the Mexico - US border. The dark comedy showcases a spectacular fight involving bizarre weapons, and numerous dark jokes about the cliches and stereotypical antics of the Mexican and Latino community, as the quinceañera, the quetzalcoatl, the lucha libre, the mariachi, the chapulín colorado, etc. M.A.M.O.N. is part of the Wecanfxit project, powered by Uruguayan production house Aparato. Our mission is to change the world using our geeky weapons: cinematography, visual effects and CGI. Our motto: Making the world a better place, one pixel at a time. Don´t forget to give us a thumbs up if you liked the video! Feel free to share the video and help us spread the word. Subscribe to our channel to get updates as we make the world a better place: youtube.com/channel/UC_iQVCLt9LSm8ZnWYVY6exA If you want to know more about Wecanfxit you can visit our website: wecanfxit.com Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/wecanfxit Like our Facebook page: facebook.com/wecanfxit/ Other videos you may like: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDxFg9x1X8f_JlRZP7bFVJcl5YgoA7zL7 You can also visit Aparato´s website to know more about our work: aparato.tv Follow Aparato on Twitter: twitter.com/aparatofilms Like Aparato´s Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/aparatoprodu

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The true story of a forgetful bachelor who can't rest long enough to form a meaningful relationship. johnsmovies.com

Agency: Publicis Production Company : Wizz Producer : Matthieu Poirier Directors : Flying V Design : William Laborie / Flying V Concept Art : Yann Boyer 3D/VFX : Fix studio/QUAD Group Post Producer : Christelle Prud’homme Editing Assistant : Cecil Cahen Coordinatrice de production : Natelene Darfeuille Supervisor 3D : Matthieu Negrel 3D : Arnaud Joli, Bruno Le guern, Nicolas Trotignon, Alexia Schmidt, Jerome Caperan, Olivier Osotimehin, Matthieu Bernadat, Audric Escales, Daniel Ly, Bruno Le Guern, Mathieu Negrel, Franck Clement-Larosiere, Justine Dubreux, Benoit Grynberg, Ludovic Hoarau, Cédric Delaforest Divonne, Jean Dalaunay Compositing : Christophe Andrei, Benjamin Laborde, Ingmar Renouardiere Business Affairs (Prodigious) Carlos Serrano / Alice Rolin Sound Production : Chez Jean Musical Composition : Chez Jean

Two-time Emmy-nominated comedian, Loyiso Gola brings his frank and outspoken comedy to the U.S. from South Africa, where his no-holds-barred comedic style has made him a star for over a decade. In his first American special, Loyiso shines a light on cultural ignorance with comedic prowess and his candid style of delivery finds silliness in the most intense of situations - calling out issues ranging from race to New York subways to democracy and everything in between. Winner of numerous accolades, Loyiso’s credits include appearances on BBC’s Mock the Week, Comedy Central Africa, and Australia’s "The Weekly with Charlie Pickering," among many others, and he has been featured in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Men’s Health who said, “[Loyiso is] a genuine thinker masquerading as a fool.” The special premiered at the 2016 New York Comedy Festival.

This social satire explores what it means to be an artist today by interweaving the story of a self-obsessed group of disenchanted young creatives with the mythic rise and fall of a New York painter. Written and Directed by Danny Sangra Featuring: Zosia Mamet (GIRLS, Mad Men, Weiner Dog), Jake Hoffman (The Wolf of Wall Street), Evan Jonigkeit (Tallulah, Whisky Tango Foxtrot), Leo Fitzpatrick (Kids, The Wire, Story Telling), Carson Meyer, Tony Arcabascio, Waris Ahluwalia (The Darjeeling Limited, The Life Aquatic, The Grand Budapest Hotel), Kat Clements, Margaret Clunie (Victoria ITV) Tim Renouf, Peter Davis, Adelind Horan, and Sam Hamill

If the gangsters of Martin Scorsese’s Goodfellas got into the fast food business, Foodfellas would result. Follow a young burger flipper down a spiral of corruption, greed, and french fries. Directed by Reuben Guberek. Produced by Jacqueline "Cookie" Walukas. Principal cast: David Philip Reed, Dave Florek, Cathy Prince, Kim Adams, and John Rodiger. Made at USC. Subscribe to our Vimeo Channel: Film School Shorts from KQED Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/FilmSchoolShorts Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/FilmSchoolShort Learn more about the show: kqed.org/fss Film School Shorts is a production of KQED.

Director - Daniel Warwick DoP - Florian Hoffmeister Agency - Heimat Berlin Creatives - Stephen Quell, Luis Jähner Agency Producer - Meike Kornrumpf Production Company - BigFish Exec Producer - Frank Siegl Producer - Jakob Rühle Main Cast - Alex Appleby & Christian Hoeltken Wardrobe - Edyta Kopcio Wardrobe Assistant - Ruxandra Busneag Production Design - Claudia Sembach Hair Artist - Acacio da Silva Service Production - Digital Spirit / Andrej Chirila Editor - Alexander Jurkat Music Composer - Thomas Berlin Sound Design - Stefan Kraatz @ Hesse Studios Grading - James Bamford @ The Mill London

*~IN LOVING MEMORY OF BOB RECORDS~* "It's like watching a Cassavetes picture, except without all the stress." -- Bushwick Film Festival Movies don't always go as planned, but people will always talk. A young woman returns to her childhood neighborhood to document their daily activities but find the outdoor bustle less active during the winter season. Produced, Directed, Produced and Edited by Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell Original Score by Hannah Parrott Editorial Consultants Chris Brown, Beth Prouty, Kristin Molloy and Corie Anderson -Grand Prize, Slamdance Digital Bolex Fearless Filmmaking Competition, 2016 -Mammoth Lakes Film Festival, 2016 -Rooftop Films, 2016 -Nantucket Film Festival, 2016 -Indie Street Film Festival, 2016 -Traverse City Film Festival, 2016 -Best Short Film Finalist, Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival, 2016 -Big Eddy Film Festival, 2016 -Columbia Gorge Film Festival, 2016 -Cucalores Film Festival, 2016 cartoonsbyhilary.com

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