Movies and TvShows featuring "shot-on-phone" theme.

Tangerine follows a transgender sex worker and her best friend on a Christmas Eve adventure through the streets of Los Angeles as they search for her cheating boyfriend and confront their own relationship issues. Filled with vulgarity, profanity, and outrageous antics, this comedic drama offers a unique perspective on the lives of marginalized individuals.

In the midst of a pro basketball lockout, sports agent Ray Burke finds himself caught in the face-off between the league and the players. His career is on the line, but Ray is determined to save his player, a rookie with a skill for the game and a reputation to prove. With the help of a young assistant and an unconventional business strategy, Ray will do whatever it takes to secure a win and take control of their own destiny.

Night Fishing is a surreal drama that explores the themes of shamanism and fishing at night. Shot on phone, the movie follows a protagonist who encounters supernatural events while engaging in nighttime fishing.

Snow Steam Iron is a crime drama short film that was shot entirely on a phone. The story revolves around the themes of violence and the use of weapons like a meat cleaver and a gun.

What starts out as a typical domestic clash quickly turns into a discordant nightmare. Peter seems to have it all: a beautiful wife, a baby on the way, and tow loving friends. They all gather at his cabin for a birthday retreat, but the celebration quickly turns sour as secrets spill out and Peter's mind starts to unravel. Unable to distinguish the truth from his own jealous insecurities, Peter seems to forget even when whose life he is living.

An arthouse debut feature follows a grizzled ex-con's first day of freedom as he struggles to reconnect with his conflicted son.

Set in the most easterly town in England, Lowestoft, a young Projectionist (Andrew Hooper) must overcome grief and barriers created from his Mother's untimely death, and become the filmmaker she wanted to him to be.

A young girl's tricycle gets lost as a French family leaves home for their summer holiday. After becoming accidentally separated from the family, the tricycle is propelled on an unbelievable journey of seemingly unplanned events through the stunning French countryside.

Shot entirely on a mobile phone, La paura is composed of moments caught 'on the fly' by the great Italian actor -better known for his work in theatre -Pippo Delbono. Over the course of these sequences, with the graininess so characteristic of those miniature cameras, an incisive poetry develops.

Jake is a neurotic young man who is persuaded by his friend Sean to leave his hometown to live in the big city. Sean is an eccentric poet who survives by swindling inexperienced customers on Craigslist. Upon arriving, Jake finds that Sean has disappeared and - alone, jobless, homeless, and broke - he struggles to fit into the city’s bleak, nocturnal landscape. Through riveting phone conversations the details of Jake’s strained relationships with distant friends, former lovers, and forgotten family are revealed.

Romance in NYC is a PoV perspective of the Boyfriend and his Girlfriend taking you on a journey through their life enjoying an everyday in NYC, but capturing the tiny nuances that are romance, even in the most mundane situations, with NYC as a beautiful backdrop. The goal is to give you the feeling of 'I remember that,' from one relationship or another, to 'I want that day' without going over the top cheesy... balancing romance and realistic situations. To achieve the right intimate candid feel, it was shot entirely on an iPhone 6.

In a post-apocalyptic winter landscape, a young woman is collecting cords to try and figure out where she is and how she got there.

A young woman travels back to a location from her childhood only for the long repressed memories to come crawling back to haunt her.

The experimental documentary is exploring the Japanese megalopolis through the lens of a mobile phone and captures the new emerging mobile phone video aesthetic. The city film records the everyday life of the mobile phone filmmaker Max during the mobile-mentary (mobile documentary) production in the the Taiheiyo Belt.