The Last Fool: Crime Drama of an Extremist High on Irony, and a Priest Who Had to Foot the Bill
Ernest Anemone’s The Last Fool is a tense, intricately woven drama of a priest’s meeting with an extremist and convicted ...
Tag: Drama
A Good Day Will Come: Relentless Optimism in the Face of the Tyrannical State
The title of Amir Zargara’s A Good Day Will Come is elegiac and profoundly hopeful. Its inherent lament seems to ...
Enough for you: A Romance Drama on Growing Older
Justin Mawardi’s Enough for you, an 8-minute romance drama made over the course of a day, is a bottle film ...
Kotsuage: Bitterness, Hope, and Profundity at the Close of the Day
Alex K. E. Ching and Devan Yukio Fujinaka’s Kotsuage, written by Fujinaka, is beautiful in a way that almost instantly ...
Line of Fire: A Tragedy of Teen Rebellion Against Brutal Childhoods
Weston Porter’s Line of Fire works as well as it does because of its cast. A story of two teenagers ...
My David: A Taut Thriller That Begs You to Not Like Its Leads
Kama Sood’s 11-minute My David, a thriller drama, mixes pity and suspicion into an uncanny hour of socialising between a ...
Dear Imelda: A Dramedy That Will Tug At Your Heart
Perhaps one of the finest shorts to come out this year, Director/editor Arón Holden’s Dear Imelda set in a bucolic ...
Love Music Shelter: Hollywood Success Drama in Indie Mode
Courtney Miller’s Love Music Shelter is a 19-minute glimpse into a feature length script that charts a talented, teenage, homeless ...
Chipper: A Soulful Journey Into A Family’s Dark Secret Offering Redemption & More
Directed by Shaun MacLean, Chipper , at 20:54-minutes is a poignant film raising questions on choices, lack thereof and everything ...
Of Late: A Story of Old Acquaintances, and How We Come to Share and Part Ways
Jamie Knox’s Of Late digs into the core of a personal tragedy just as its protagonist moves forward—if with her ...
