Fish Out Of Water: Mellow Look Into A Child’s Inner World
Two brothers, set apart by a medical condition and a fervent imagination. Two parents, differing on their ideals of their ...
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Nene: A Moving Tribute To Someone Dearly Loved
A mother and son wait for the start of their journey. Miles away another mother prepares for the end of ...
Anna: Skilful Depiction Of A Ukrainian Socio-Cultural Practise
"Because Ukrainian women have class and they are obedient", she says without batting an eyelid. It takes a while for ...
Dreamers: A Well Choreographed Screen Dance To Explain The DACA
TRIVIA: For those unaware, the DACA refers to the Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals, an executive branch memorandum issued by ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
Snake Trail: Making Peace With Loss
Shicong Zhu's Snake Trail forges a rarely seen relationship with the dead, in a film that looks at it with ...
Guide Me Home: On The Struggles Of Trying To Belong
Perhaps it is an occupational hazard, but having watched Guide Me Home, the reigning thought for us is the unmistakable ...
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