Atun-Shei Short Film Collection
Extraterrestrial pregnancies, Lovecraftian madness, homoerotic crucifixions, and a 400-foot clown all make for raw, outrageous no-budget fun in this collection of seven early films directed by Andrew Rakich.
Digital downloads available with purchase.
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Alien, Baby! (2017)
Ancient aliens, Nazi warlocks, shadowy government agents and cannibal fast food joints all make an appearance in this tale of a shovel salesman impregnated by a god-like extraterrestrial.
Dirs. Andrew Rakich & Eduardo Urueña • 57 min • Black & White • 4x3 • Unrated
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In The Wildwood (2018)
Ominous sounds are heard over the city of New Orleans, and people go missing. When they return, they are not the same.
Dirs. Andrew Rakich & Eduardo Urueña • 42 min • Color • 2.35:1 • Unrated
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Timewound (2014)
An eons-old evil permeates mankind's consciousness throughout history, bestowing terrible visions and demanding unspeakable sacrifices.
Dir. Andrew Rakich • 6 min • Color • 16x9 • Unrated
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I.N.R.I. (2013)
Squabbling low-budget filmmakers are making a movie about the crucifixion of Jesus when the subject matter becomes a little too real.
Dir. Andrew Rakich • 12 min • Color • 16x9 • Unrated
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The Clown That Scraped The Sky (2015)
When a 400 foot tall clown emerges from the Atlantic Ocean and lays waste to the United States, a bewildered nation struggles to make sense of the strange times they suddenly find themselves in.
Dir. Andrew Rakich • 18 min • Black & White • 16x9 • Unrated
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Sir Clovis the Uncertain (2014)
Rediscover one of the great figures of Scotland's history in this municipal documentary.
Dir. Andrew Rakich • 6 min • Color • 16x9 • Unrated
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Craven (2013)
A mother helps her son get away with murder.
Dir. Andrew Rakich • 14 min • Color • 16x9 • Unrated
