Hurricane Flora: Ghosts Of A Revolution
Hurricane Flora, directed by Gabriel de Varona, is a 17-minute uneven but moving canvas of memory, trauma, family, and the centerpiece of it...
Hurricane Flora, directed by Gabriel de Varona, is a 17-minute uneven but moving canvas of memory, trauma, family, and the centerpiece of it...
Ying-chen Shu’s 10-minute drama, delving into the death of its protagonist, a K-pop star, Bruised Peach leaves an impact. The death, a...
The nature of trauma is vicious. It traps you in the past, in specific boxes of the past. You can...
All Of Our Shadows does something rare and moving: it allows a boy to be frightened and it allows him to...
The first view we have of Jesse, the titular character of Josef Steiff’s Jesse James, he is lying on the grass in...
Directed by Fatty Soprano and Shutterr, co-written with Aidan Grossman, the 4-minute French drama Dimanche is a brief, wistful glimpse...
Hector Quijano’s fantasy short, Gaia is essentially an elaborate drug trip. Indeed, the opening sequence of this 13 has its unnamed protagonist...
A horror film in more ways than one, Christopher Hewitt’s 17-minute Out At Night borrows its central idea from A Quiet Place (2018): a...
A bouncy rom-com, Read Between The Lines is funny, textured with inside jokes, and an overall efficient entertainer. Written and directed by...
Elahe Esmaili’s 33-minute documentary, The Doll, on the deliberations and uncertainty over the marriage of a 14-year old Iranian girl is...
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