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Shadow Glass (film)

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Shadow Glass
official poster
Directed byJay Lee
Written byJay Lee
Produced byShin Koyamada
Nia Lyte
StarringAva Hall
CinematographyJay Lee
Edited byJay Lee
Music byBill Prokopow
Production
company
Distributed byShinobi Pictures
Release date
2021
Running time
14 minutes
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish

Shadow Glass is a 2021 American drama short film written and directed by Jay Lee (Sony Pictures' Zombie Strippers), and produced by Shin Koyamada.[1][2]

Plot

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Zoey floats through life in a deprivation chamber of insomnia and anxiety, drowning in self-destructive thoughts. Time has no meaning, darkness envelops her. She uncontrollably erupts into bouts of anguish where the siren's song of substance abuse promises to ease her pain, secretly becoming her true master. Her shame and self-loathing is a prison from which she lies to family and friends, assuring them that she has everything under control. But in a rare, lucid moment, Zoey will try to reclaim herself with her music.

Cast

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  • Ava Hall - Zoey
  • Jackson Englund - Nick
  • Christina Higa - Nora

Film Festivals and Awards

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Award Year Location Category Result
Los Angeles Film Awards 2021  United States Best Indie Short[3] Won
Best Actress In An Indie Film [4] Won
New York Film Awards 2021  United States Best Indie Film [5] Won
Cannes World Film Festival 2021  France Best Psychological Film [6] Won
Canada Shorts Film Festival [7] 2021  Canada Best Picture Finalist
Tokyo International Shorts Film Festival 2021  Japan Best Picture Finalist
Hollywood Independent Filmmaker Awards and Festival 2021  United States Best Picture Official Selection
Hong Kong International Short Film Festival 2021  Hong Kong Best Picture Official Selection
Kalakari International Film Festival 2021  India Best Picture Official Selection

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Shadow Glass - Awards". IMDb.
  2. ^ "LAFA Winners - September 2021". lafilmawards.net. 2 October 2021.
  3. ^ "Los Angeles Film Awards - 2021 Awards". IMDB.
  4. ^ "Los Angeles Film Awards - 2021 Awards". IMDB.
  5. ^ "Winners - October 2021". New York Film Awards. 10 November 2021.
  6. ^ "World Film Festival in Cannes - 2021 Awards". IMDB.
  7. ^ "2021 Festival Results & Awards". canadashorts.com.
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