It’s a bittersweet moment for us here at BitPix, as 2023 comes to a close and we look forward to next year. On one hand, it’s a bit sad that we only have one more screening to show off for this year, but on the other hand, it’s one hell of a way to endContinue reading “December 2023 HollyShorts Monthly Screenings!”
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BitPix Presents: Indeed’s Rising Voices!
Being able to showcase up and coming filmmakers with new and brilliant ideas is something really special, and with the backing of Indeed, this has become a more regular occurrence. For the last few years, the company has helped sponsor and present select films as part of their Rising Voices series, which has released threeContinue reading “BitPix Presents: Indeed’s Rising Voices!”
BitPix Presents: The Wake
Every so often, a film comes along that really strikes a chord with you for whatever reason. It could be the story, the acting, a certain plot point, or something else entirely. That’s what happened with The Wake, an incredible film written and directed by Luis Gerard. The story focuses on the Carpenters, a familyContinue reading “BitPix Presents: The Wake”
November 2023 HollyShorts Monthly Screening!
It’s nearly the end of 2023, and while the days wind down into the major holiday season, we here at BitPix want to give you the gift we aim to give you almost every month: the gift of some incredible short films! All of these incredible films will be available to view in Los AngelesContinue reading “November 2023 HollyShorts Monthly Screening!”
October 2023 HollyShorts Monthly Screening!
It’s been a bit since we’ve gotten a chance to check out some new films, but now it’s time to do just that. With a small break taken after the incredible HollyShorts Film Festival, now seems like a good opportunity to enjoy another selection of terrific films from some innovative and talented filmmakers. Let’s notContinue reading “October 2023 HollyShorts Monthly Screening!”
BitPix Presents: Nisei
A good war story is always a difficult one to tell, as the carnage of war can be incredibly hard to watch. This film is no different, but also tells a story that is very personal. Especially for writer/director Darren Haruo Rae. Based on stories from his grandfather, Nisei tells the story of two Japanese-AmericanContinue reading “BitPix Presents: Nisei”
HollyShorts 2023 – Closing Night and 5 Questions With “Gold and Mud” Director Conor Dooley!
As sad as it is to say, we’re finally on the closing day of the 19th Annual HollyShorts Film Festival. With over 400 films at this year’s gathering, it’s been an incredibly journey that started just over a week ago. And while our coverage is coming to an end, it would be a misstep notContinue reading “HollyShorts 2023 – Closing Night and 5 Questions With “Gold and Mud” Director Conor Dooley!”
5 Questions With “A Day in February” Director, Klaas Diersmann!
A Day in February, by Director Klaas Diersmann, focuses on a Ukranian mother working in Poland, while waiting anxiously for a calling confirming her family’s status on crossing the border during war. As the film covers the pains of family separation and refugees during the Russian-Ukraine War, it is surely a must-see. We are soContinue reading “5 Questions With “A Day in February” Director, Klaas Diersmann!”
5 Questions With “Julia” Director, Emma Duvall!
A story about two orphans being pitted against each other, resulting in a test of their friendship, Julia by Director Emma Duvall is a truly beautiful watch. The film is inspired by the true story of Emma Duvall’s mother in South Korea. To learn more about Julia, check out Emma’s responses to our questions toContinue reading “5 Questions With “Julia” Director, Emma Duvall!”
5 Questions With “Diaspora” Director, Tyler Mckenzie Evans!
Diaspora, by Director Tyler Mckenzie Evans, is a horror/thriller that raises conversation a bout gentrification and the housing crisis. The film follows a couple in a Black suburb, confused, as their neighbors are suddenly replaced by white families. When they are able to figure out what is truly happening, it might just be too late.Continue reading “5 Questions With “Diaspora” Director, Tyler Mckenzie Evans!”
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