Film Category

Here is a list of some of the most thrilling, hilarious, visceral and moving films of 2011, traversing the gamut between the “important” and the simply loveable.

Relive the trauma of school photo day with award-winning British director Nick Scott’s latest heart melting short film, School Portrait.

You may be cool and cultured but, really, you aren’t a true cultural savant until you know your French Indie film. Read on for a list of authentic new French vids that are perfect for dropping into your next tweet.

Tomorrow, Portable will publish a list of the ten best, up-and-coming independent directors from France. Here’s a taste of what to expect.

Exploring a unique juncture in history as a new community emerges and evolves, the short-form docu-series Here Comes The Neighborhood aims to acquaint the wider world with The Wynwood Walls, a progressive urban revitalization campaign representing the coming of age of street art and graffiti.

This sixty-second film is a compilation of sixty, one-second creations as part of ‘The Beauty Of A Second’ short film contest developed by iconic timepiece creators, Montblanc.

When filmmaker and photographer Nizar Pasalic was searching for his next project, he never thought he would find it on a brief stay with his ageing grandfather in Bosnia Herzegovina.

ARAF is a collaborative short film by Andrew Telling and Owen Richards that documents the works of Robin Friend and his series ‘Slaughterhouse’. Friend’s series of photographs explore the story of the abandoned Victorian mine at Cworthin deep beneath the hills of North Wales.

We speak to Beth Levison, co-director of the documentary ‘Lemon’ about felon, father and Tony award-winning slam poet Lemon Andersen and his journey to get his life story to the stage.

The story of Australian WWE wrestler Tenille Dashwood is especially important; Dashwood serves as a reminder that hard work can be rewarded. This interview with her brother, Rhett, is an intimate look into the trials and tribulations of a female wrestler.