SfTK (Service for the King): Comedy, Music and Politics In Part Fiction Part Music Video
Ray Knowledge’s 10-minute short Service for The King is essentially a music video with a barebones plot thrown in. What...
Ray Knowledge’s 10-minute short Service for The King is essentially a music video with a barebones plot thrown in. What...
A mesmerising film, Michael Fodera’s Prisoner #1616 dangles an alluring idea: reincarnation, backed by science. At its centre is Monica...
Based on the serial killer Amelia Dyer, nicknamed the Ogress of Reading, Jon Kent’s short The Ogress forays into the...
Having now seen Andy Kastelic’s The Misanthrope, one wonders what else could describe grief as well as the destruction of...
An unmistakable neon-noir, Andy Kastelic’s Blue Boy is stylish and gritty. The 21-minute film sees its titular character, a retired...
Andy Kastelic’s St. Augustine follows in his usual fashion of sumptuous visuals and stories treated with melancholic grandeur. This one...
Ellis E. Fowler’s #Anniversary takes its story to explore two subjects both separately and as an intricately entwined entity. Technology...
Devin Scott’s My Happy Place is the result of an anthropological endeavour. Made with actual found footage going back decades,...
Xavier Terhorst’s The Withered Ghoul’s Ceremony knows how to create an oppressive vacuum in which to trap not only its...
Created by Keith Diahn, Two-Faced is a four part series following the aftermath of an accidental murder. Two childhood friends,...
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