Sonny Nites is the Best There’s Never Been: Slick Comedy About Self-Exiled Stars
A mockumentary about a reclusive musician, famous because of a rather unfortunate video of his breakdown more than a decade...
Funeral: To Escape Grief By Exploring It
Very cleverly crafted, Marie Vandelannoote’s Funeral’s merit lies as much in its camerawork as in its screenplay. The plot is...
Aping: Filmmaking Duo’s Surgically Administered Chaos
A man hurriedly walks in and takes a seat beside four other, perfectly placid people. He wears a label that...
Symmetry: Razing Abundance For (Un)Controlled Symmetrical Perfection
A lush green forest viewed from the bird’s eye smoothly cuts to a landfill, a sea of grey with specks...
Glory Days: Coming To Terms With The Inglorious Details About Oneself
“Well, that was heavy,” said Ty. Yes, yes it was. It is a law universally exercised that if you build...
Safely to Shore: Using Supernatural Elements To Weave Two Tales Of Abuse
Safely to Shore is a long 31 minutes, ironically, for a film that tries to be so many things at...
First Mistake: Chemistry So Good, You Don’t Need Conversation To Fall In Love
There are love stories. Then there are rom-coms. And then there are terrible rom-coms. First Mistake languishes woefully in that...
Leslie’s Gift: Finding Salvation Within
It is easy to fall into the trappings of nostalgia. That much we know and rarely heed. On screen too,...
Dominant Chord: Contending With The Age-Old Battles Of Success vs Freedom
A story that follows Adam and Brian, a gay couple with all kinds of open wounds from being beaten up...
Cathedrals: The Mundanity Of Sight
Raymond Carver penned a restless story of a restless man, hounded by his own ravenous insecurities. His short story Cathedral...
