The Strange Thing About The Johnsons: Sexual Abuse, Seen For The Horror It Is
Best known today for Midsommar and Hereditary, AFI Conservatory graduate Ari Aster's horror-drama The Strange Thing About The Johnsons can...
The Killing of Time: On The Passage Of A Pandemic
The title demonstrates the era of the pandemic with a precision that is almost poetic. On first glance, it appears...
Göteborg Film Festival Invites One Person For 7-Day’s Of Film Retreat At A Swedish Island
In the wake of the pandemic and social distancing, Sweden's Göteborg Film Festival has revealed plans for its 2021 edition,...
Nèna: Portrait Of An Artist’s Struggle, Both Internal & External
Nèna, an aspiring artist, has a lot going for her. A blossoming career, her own creativity at its peak and...
Kite: A Story That Spans Across Generations
Yumeng He’s Kite is a visual essay of testaments, opinions and feelings. Of narratives that have long transcended time and...
Life…: A Lesson Or Two For Those In The Medical Fraternity
Medical drama is a dynamic subgenre. It can be thrilling, or emotional, or melodramatic, or even sleuthing adventures. And yet...
Poser: An Epic On Insecurity, Projections, And Resentment
In four acts, Nikola Stojkovic gets down one of humanity's great internal struggles: projection. But for three acts, the protagonist...
Dweller: Sci-Fi Reflecting The New Normal, And A Few Warnings For The Future
Although Fraser Denholm's Dweller was made in 2019, it comes with painful resonance after spending a year in isolation, quarantine,...
Blurring Man: Homage To Salvadorians & Their Ancient Spirit
Director Matthew Boman’s Blurring Man is an interesting documentary, part educational, part entertainment. Riddled with myths, politics and religion, it...
Wireless: Multi-layered Sports Drama Exploring The Controversial Heartbeat Bill
Writer-director-producer Criss Gidas’s Wireless is a lot of things. A drama exploring the life of an Olympic figure skater and...
