Crossbow

Night fishing

Based on a Korean folk tale. Made entirely with iPhones. The Guardian has more details about the film, including this summary:

Paranmanjang, which means "a life full of ups and downs" in Korean, is about a man transcending his current and former lives. He catches a woman while fishing in a river in the middle of the night. They both end up entangled in the line and he thinks she is dead. Suddenly, though, she wakes up, strangles him and he passes out. When the woman awakens him, she is wearing his clothing and he hers. She cries and calls him "Father".

No subtitles available.

Prime

PRIME from thismustbetheplace on Vimeo.

Framed

Shot over a weekend on an iPhone 4S. You can read more about it on Zacuto.

Celles qui s'en font by Germaine Dulac

It's better with the soundtrack muted.

Thrush

Thrush from Gabriel Bisset-Smith on Vimeo.

Part of the reason I like this is because it uses the same techniques as a digital storytelling workshop -- just straight on photos, a voice over and some music -- nothing else. It is well told and edited, flashy and all, and the movie's clever in suiting its theme to the manner of its telling.

The Grandmother, by David Lynch

Crossbow by David Michôd