Tag: Documentary Review

Elahe Esmaili’s 33-minute documentary, The Doll, on the deliberations and uncertainty over the marriage of a 14-year old Iranian girl is ...

Shot over a mere two days, Always Fast, Hardly Accurate, Milton’s documentary about the punk scene in New York, glows with palpable affection—both between ...

Sleepwalker, Andrea Yu-Chieh Chung’s 9-minute documentary on the Sunflower Movement in Taiwan, is a very personal essay that examines the fear and grief ...

The 16-minute documentary, Point Symmetry does something unusual: it highlights the experience of a daughter confronting the legacy of having ...

Photos, homemade videos have a distinct vibe to them. Regardless of whose ever it is, the grainy film, sepia-toned images ...

Colleen Brady's Part 2 of the two-part documentary, Geronimo, this time titled Circus Trash Monster (read our review of Part ...

Art, in its purest form, has always been the space of liberation, whether that is personal, social, or political. Many ...

Compassion fatigue is at the centre of Colleen Brady's documentary, Geronimo: In Flight about a veterinarian's turn to aerial arts ...

For those unaware: Eritrea is a north-eastern African country that gained independence only in 1993, only for it to be ...

Twenty-three minutes of neatly-packed interviews with party candidates, MPs, ex-miners, civilians and potential history-makers—all set against the landscape of Mansfield, ...