UnsafeCinema
(the films that fuck with you long after)
A division of UnsafeMedia
As a way to compensate our creators while their films make their way through the festivals, UnsafeMedia offers readers a chance to see the script in advance of its official release (and donate a dollar if they see fit). Additionally, if you’re an indie filmmaker and you find a short/script you are interested in shooting yourself (your own way), please let us know. We may be able to assist.
If you are interested in distributing an UnsafeCinema film (or entering into any iteration of Distribution Agreement), or if you are interested in working with one of the filmmakers/writers/actors/etc., please see Contact page.
And the winners are…
We’re proud to announce Scott Penny’s Speech of Freedom has won the Audience Prize at the Gabardine Indie Short Film Fest. (No showings at this time – currently in festival circuit.) For press, distribution, script, or any other inquiries, see Contact page.
We’re proud to announce Genesis McCarthy’s A Cup of Coffee has won Best Horror Short at Ireland’s Draybury Film Festival. (No showings at this time – currently in festival circuit.) For press, distribution, script, or any other inquiries, see Contact page.
We’re proud to announce Dagger Bean’s A World of Good has won the Grand Prize at the Berlin Alternative Voice Festival. (No showings at this time – currently in festival circuit.) For press, distribution, script, or any other inquiries, see Contact page.
We’re proud to announce Joe Moye’s All The King’s Cameras has won Best Short Documentary at the Off-Hollywood Film Fest. (No showings at this time – currently in festival circuit.) For press, distribution, script, or any other inquiries, see Contact page.
We’re proud to announce Emmanuel Prince’s Serious Face has won Best Comedy Feature at the Charlottesburg Cinema Celebration. (No showings at this time – currently in festival circuit.) For press, distribution, script, or any other inquiries, see Contact page.
We’re proud to announce Lonnie Ray Atkinson’s Deliverer has won Best Short – Drama at the Outsiders Film Festival. (No showings at this time – currently in festival circuit). For press, distribution, script, or any other inquiries, see Contact page.
Forthcoming
He Doesn’t Know
From the same team that brought you The Last Days of Nonviolence: A Portrait of The American Reckoning Movement, comes the new film He Doesn’t Know.
About Priča: Translated as “witness,” Priča was a small team of Slovenian documentarians who in 2014 found themselves acutely capturing one of the most significant moments in American history, only to have the footage confiscated in the tumultuous aftershocks. With a Kafka-esque U.S. court case still pending, and a new one looming with the UnsafeCinema release of The Last Days of Nonviolence, the members of Priča are determined that their work and witness will not be erased.
In their new feature, He Doesn’t Know, Priča offers a fascinating and complicated glimpse into the mind of a surveillance contractor.