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Trevor (1994) – Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film (tied with Franz Kafka's It's a Wonderful Life) winner (1990s)
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Ray's Male Heterosexual Dance Hall (1987) – Academy Award winner; cast includes Sam McMurray, David Rasche, Fred Willard and Robert Wuhl (1980s)
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The Nine Billion Names of God (2018) – directed by Dominique Filhol (2010s)
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Le Cheval 2.1 (2000s)
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Requiem (1995) (1990s)
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Dear Phone (1976) (1970s)
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As an independent film genre, Short Live-action Films test the level of directors and writers. After all, in order to attract people’s attention in a Short time, it is necessary to fully mobilize the viewers' senses, will the character, story conflict including audio-visual language, including playing to the extreme. As early as the 1930s, Hollywood began to set up short film awards to encourage artists to try new practices. Short films were made primarily to explore the aesthetics and techniques of film, at the same time, it can also provide rich inspiration and creative source for the shooting of the follow-up feature film.
In the Academy Awards, Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film does not receive as much media and public attention as best picture or director, but it is important for new directors, many filmmakers active in today’s film industry have won the award, which laid the foundation for their foothold in Hollywood, but also quickly opened up the visibility, effective accumulation of resources and contacts. Historically, some of the best Short Live-action listings have been included in the random tool’s full generator, so anyone interested in this type of movie can take a closer look.
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