Trauma Industries
Short Fiction
Running time: 13 mins
Trauma Industries is a story about ritual, initiation, advertising and our throw-away culture. Shot on 35mm film, it is a look at today's world through the eyes of a Soviet 1950's dystopian science-fiction.
The film won 14 awards (including "best short film", "best science fiction film", "best cinematography", and "best director"), and was selected for over 80 festivals around the world.
Credits
Written & directed by: Jethro Massey
Produced by: Film Fabric & Local Films
Cinematography: Isarr Eiriksson
Editor: Julien Chardon
Feature Film
A young American in Paris meets a girl with a morbid curiosity for the darker sides of the city's history.
The film won 14 awards (including "best short film", "best science fiction film", "best cinematography", and "best director"), and was selected for over 80 festivals around the world.
Winner of "Best Comedy" and the Critics Choice Award at Harrogate Film Festival (UK), "Best Actress" at Cours, Charlie, Courts (France), "Best Film" at Movie Toast (USA), one of four finalists selected from over 6000 films for the China International New Media Short Film Festival KingBonn Awards, official selection in numerous other festivals.
Winner of "Best Silent Film" at FIC Silente (Mexico), "Best Italian Short" at the Assurdo Festival (Italy) and an honorable mention for "Most Bizarre" at the Willachen Comedy Short Film Awards (Austria). The film has been an official selection in 19 festivals so far...
