Tag: Drama

A succinct short that efficiently gets at the heart of its message, Marcelo Mayen’s 4-minute Today, I’m Happy is centred ...

The night before their wedding anniversary, Hannah wakes to find her husband awake and restless. She does not say anything. ...

A prominent feature of abusive relationships is gaslighting; and the inevitable consequence of being gaslighted is an utterly destabilised sense ...

Somewhere between the two major scenes of Maisie Richardson-Sellers’ Sunday’s Child (co-written with Charlotte Casey) is an emotionally transitory scene ...

In his short film The Gallerist (written by Jesse Newman), Adam Holoubek invokes memory in all its subjective form. If ...

For a film that is about comedy and is partially a comedy, Jonathan Samukange’s Stand uP is rather aptly titled ...

The mortality of parents comes for many as a rude, frightening shock. Suddenly, they are changed from lofty beings with ...

A quiet piece centred on and backed by friendship, Dianna Ippolito’s Lost But Found tackles the regrets and pain that ...

Here is a film about the film industry that is so unexpectedly intense and on the point, it can take ...

With a confederate flag proudly hanging in the back of one character’s truck, while the other, a black woman, hitches ...