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‘The Red Suitcase’ and ‘Night Ride’ two shorts that are Oscar-worthy

I recently was able to watch two shorts that I found interesting. Both have been shortlisted for the 95th Academy® Awards. The first one is Cyrus Neshvad’s heartbreaking “The Red Suitcase.” Director Cyrus Neshvad’s “The Red Suitcase” is a thought-provoking, heartbreaking story of a 16-year-old Iranian girl who is visibly terrified after picking up her red … ‘The Red Suitcase’ and ‘Night Ride’ two shorts that are Oscar-worthy Read More »

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