Sense Of Doubt: Psychological Drama Entailing Toxic Elements
It is the music provided by The Quiet Houses that defines the ambience of Sense of Doubt. Even before we ...
Tag: Drama Short Film Review
Mickey Hardaway: A Slow Drama On The Many Variations Of Abuse
It is a topic that never ceases to inspire filmmakers or intrigue psychologists. A topic that has been well chronicled ...
Seabreeze: A Mother’s Apology Rendered Against Soothing Imagery
Directors Fatty Soprano & Shawn ‘Shutterr’ Vasquez’s Seabreeze is intriguing. While it strikes a chord with anyone who has dealt ...
Toxic: A Lesson For all; The Poison Of An Inflated Ego
There is something about Mike Manning’s Toxic that brings unease to the viewer. Intrusive, familiar and suffocating, like a crime ...
RedSin: Suspense-Drama On Hero-making
An organisation has gone rogue. For reasons unknown, war veterans have come under its unforgiving eye. But, Greg Schulls is ...
Dia De Las Carpas: A Fantastical Journey That Reminds One Of Their Childhood
Director João Dall'Stella’s Dia De Las Carpas feels warm on multiple levels. Like an afternoon breeze on a lazy summer ...
Promenade: A Peek Into The Thresholds of Adulthood
Coming-of-age short films exist, but few and far between. Ollie Ward’s Promenade is that, and more. It goes slightly beyond ...
A Legacy Of Us: With Love, From A Vietnamese-American
If a poem could be translated onto the screen, or if nostalgia could be framed within its narration, it would ...
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 ...
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 ...
