[REL] 14 in February (2023) [Australia]

[Moonee]

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt28669959/

A hard-of-hearing student's reality begins to unravel the more she spends with her teacher.

[Image]

[Image]

[Image]


Full Movie -



Also Streaming for Free on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnpmZk3oWzg

[jezevex]

No RFF entry yet.

Like this post to see ed2k links  [139.35 MiB]

[ghost]

That was a good short film. But I didn't understand the plot. Was she abused by her teacher?

I'm posting my link. It's from Vimeo. I think jezevex posted the Youtube version.

Like this post to see ed2k links  [231.44 MiB]

[David32441]

That was a good short film. But I didn't understand the plot. Was she abused by her teacher?

I'm posting my link. It's from Vimeo. I think jezevex posted the Youtube version.

14 in February (2023).1080p.short.mkv

Vimeo seems to compress video a lot less than Youtube. So good idea to replace the Youtube version. If watched on a big TV it's good to have the higher data rate. I hear of lots of youtubers uploading in 4k as if they uploaded 1080p the compression is really obvious - but at 4k the artifacts are much smaller!

[goku33]

That was a good short film. But I didn't understand the plot. Was she abused by her teacher?

I'm posting my link. It's from Vimeo. I think jezevex posted the Youtube version.

14 in February (2023).1080p.short.mkv

Vimeo seems to compress video a lot less than Youtube. So good idea to replace the Youtube version. If watched on a big TV it's good to have the higher data rate. I hear of lots of youtubers uploading in 4k as if they uploaded 1080p the compression is really obvious - but at 4k the artifacts are much smaller!

Yes Vimeo has always been superior.