Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 40 minutes ago
Don't let a 9-5 kill you slowly.
We at Resistance Pictures would like to present to you our first short film of 2024. While editing our first feature film, "Citizen Khan" (now entering the festival circuit), director Yoko Higuchi decided to make a film about the drudgery of a 9-5 job. "Life Is Too Short For Work" is a visual representation of how he feels everyday at his office job. Creatives need to survive so we have to do things we don't want to do to live. That feeling can often smother our hopes and dreams. This is a reminder to not let this anguish stop you. Remember... life is too short for work. We all hope you enjoy this new mini-project, our first short film of the year!
Shot on an iPhone 15 Pro Max.
#LifeIsTooShortForWork #ResistancePictures
No Copyright Infringement Intended. This Is A Non-Profit Amateur Film.
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Don't let a 9-5 kill you slowly.
We at Resistance Pictures would like to present to you our first short film of 2024. While editing our first feature film, "Citizen Khan" (now entering the festival circuit), director Yoko Higuchi decided to make a film about the drudgery of a 9-5 job. "Life Is Too Short For Work" is a visual representation of how he feels everyday at his office job. Creatives need to survive so we have to do things we don't want to do to live. That feeling can often smother our hopes and dreams. This is a reminder to not let this anguish stop you. Remember... life is too short for work. We all hope you enjoy this new mini-project, our first short film of the year!
Shot on an iPhone 15 Pro Max.
#LifeIsTooShortForWork #ResistancePictures
No Copyright Infringement Intended. This Is A Non-Profit Amateur Film.
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![9/11: 15 Years Later In New York City
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A film by a life-long New Yorker. Dedicated to the those who perished on 09/11/01 and to their loved ones.
15 years... Its really been 15 years. Today, as we all know, is September 11th, 2016, which marks the 15th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. which resulted in 2,996 deaths and the complete destruction of the World Trade Center and the west-southwest side of The Pentagon. For those of us from NYC, we know this pain all too well. The tragic event was a scar that we will never get rid of... but we pulled through the rubble. It took us a long time but we prevailed. In the midst of all the horrible things that took place, we saw the light and made it past that dark time together. As a filmmaker living in NYC, Yoko Higuchi chose to offer his voice and vision to the world, so he created this short film in honor of those who have lost their lives in Lower Manhattan [and to their friends and family]. Using footage shot from the National September 11 Memorial & Museum and stock footage from that horrific day, we present to you this 9/11 short film. Remember what happened that day. Dont shy away from it. Face it. We lived. We prevailed.
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Audio: Who will know (23_bigslow) / tragedy by Shiro Sagisu, Theme from New York New York by Frank Sinatra, Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin 9/11: 15 Years Later In New York City](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ol8N5KewVnc/mqdefault.jpg)