TV Schedule for Shorts HD
Thursday, September 3rd TV listings for Shorts HD
Great shorts to start your day, with action comedy 'Wedlock'; warm-hearted story 'Waiting Room' with Julian Glover; strong emotions are awakened in love drama 'Marilyn Lights'; and Sherlock Holmes-related period story 'The Final Problem'.
Great shorts to start your day, with moving family drama 'The Shine In Your Eyes'; an inventor relies on an 11-year-old test pilot in Oscar-shortlisted drama 'Icarus'; and mockumentary 'Man Spider' about the spider who bit Peter Parker.
Creative animations, including "Roses Sing on New Snow" about an unappreciated chef; Oscar nominee "Blind Vaysha"; First Nation story "How People Got Fire"; "54 Hours" recalls a 1914 incident where 132 sealers became lost in a blizzard.
Insightful docs, including "EZK: Beyond The Walls" about street art legend Eric Ze King; the water crisis' impact on the community in Stratford, CA, is portrayed in "Until The Rain Comes Back"; "The Firefox Guardian" about red pandas.
Shorts about family, with a PhD student interviewing her estranged grandmother in "Oma"; a man and his sons are challenged by farm life and traditions in "And Then, The Silence"; brothers struggle in "Seven Star Dinosor Entertainment."
Comedy to light up your day, including 'Tama Tu' where soldiers pass time waiting for night to fall; a nerdy young man wants to become a magician in Oscar-nominated rom-com 'Instead Of Abracadabra'; and police officers bond in 'Standby'.
ShortsTV Selects British shorts, including "The Overcoat" where a lonely social outcast learns clothes make the man; a café owner gets a nosy customer with an interest in her family in "Old Windows"; and unusual rom-com "How Can I Forget."
Shorts about family, with a PhD student interviewing her estranged grandmother in "Oma"; a man and his sons are challenged by farm life and traditions in "And Then, The Silence"; brothers struggle in "Seven Star Dinosor Entertainment."
Comedy to light up your day, including 'Tama Tu' where soldiers pass time waiting for night to fall; a nerdy young man wants to become a magician in Oscar-nominated rom-com 'Instead Of Abracadabra'; and police officers bond in 'Standby'.
ShortsTV Selects British shorts, including "The Overcoat" where a lonely social outcast learns clothes make the man; a café owner gets a nosy customer with an interest in her family in "Old Windows"; and unusual rom-com "How Can I Forget."
Shorts about family, with 'Trigger' where a man struggling with his identity gets support; after the death of his father, Takumi makes a 'Return To Toyama'; and a young woman is caught between her dreams and her family in 'Baghdad Express'.
Quality stargazing, including Oscar nominees Isabelle Huppert ('Elle', 'The Piano Teacher') and Ruth Negga ('Loving', 'Presumed Innocent'); plus Joanne Froggatt ('MobLand', 'Downton Abbey').
Must-see shorts, with family drama "Saturday" inspired by the Hillsborough stadium disaster in 1989; a woman turns vigilante after a family tragedy in "Kali"; animated sea siren mockumentary "Kim."
Films by Her Role Models
Documentaries about SheEOs doing good include "Harfa" about a publishing house, "Justice of the Pies" about a bakery, "Onganic Foods" about sustainable farming, and "Sarah's Bag" about a fashion house.
Quality stargazing, including Oscar nominees Isabelle Huppert ('Elle', 'The Piano Teacher') and Ruth Negga ('Loving', 'Presumed Innocent'); plus Joanne Froggatt ('MobLand', 'Downton Abbey').
Psychological horror, with hypnotherapy nightmare 'The Breakthrough'; a psychiatrist tries to help a catatonic hiker in 'Seeing Red'; students interview a medium in 'The Chair'; and it's psychologist vs prisoner in 'Look What You've Done!'.
Intimate encounters, lustful storylines and sensual moments. Included are 'Laundry' where a busy mother seeks intimacy; two adults have a rocky first date in 'Charmer'; and a French actress attracts the attention of 'The Chauffeur'.
Quality stargazing, including Oscar nominees Isabelle Huppert ('Elle', 'The Piano Teacher') and Ruth Negga ('Loving', 'Presumed Innocent'); plus Joanne Froggatt ('MobLand', 'Downton Abbey').
Psychological horror, with hypnotherapy nightmare 'The Breakthrough'; a psychiatrist tries to help a catatonic hiker in 'Seeing Red'; students interview a medium in 'The Chair'; and it's psychologist vs prisoner in 'Look What You've Done!'.
Intimate encounters, lustful storylines and sensual moments. Included are 'Laundry' where a busy mother seeks intimacy; two adults have a rocky first date in 'Charmer'; and a French actress attracts the attention of 'The Chauffeur'.
Must-see shorts, with family drama "Saturday" inspired by the Hillsborough stadium disaster in 1989; a woman turns vigilante after a family tragedy in "Kali"; animated sea siren mockumentary "Kim."
Great shorts to start your day, including police officers bonding in comedy 'Standby'; a novelist gets frustrated in 'Weather Or Not'; a cafe-owner is fascinated by a mysterious customer in 'Postcard From Tahiti'; and love drama 'Motel'.
Great shorts to start your day, including award-winning camel story 'Judas Collar' from the Australian outback; emotional comedy drama 'The Scenario' involving man's best friend; dance fairy-tale 'Utopic Dystopia'; and comedy 'Prison Food'.
Great shorts to start the day.