Lucid: Experimental Super Short that Expresses with Dreamlike Images
Emma Grey Rose’s super short experimental film Lucid is exactly one minute long, and succinctly illustrates the experience of the ...
Tag: Experimental Short Film Review
Love in the Time of Caller ID: Growing Pains in Story of the Beginning of a Family’s End
Love in the Time of Caller ID is the latest from Neil Sandhoefner in his signature style—his last short Silent ...
Skin: The Profundity of Transitioning, Distilled
The logline to Leo Behrens’s Skin describes it as a poetic self-exploration of identity. It does not mention the utter ...
Silent Sirens: A Visual Meditation on Sound and Silence
Neil Sandhoefner’s Silent Sirens confounds, puzzles, comforts, and then, moves. For a film that does not actually have moving images, ...
Perspective: Nature: An Experiment in Juxtaposition
Robbie J. Atkinson’s 1-minute Perspective: Nature attempts to trace the likeness of humankind in nature and vice-versa through a wordless ...
Backwards: A Wholesome Comedy and its Psychoanalytic Base
Sarah Klearman’s Backwards is an eccentric comedy with just a dash of romance, the narrative moving forward with the latter ...
The Burglary: Entry into a Realm of Nightmares
Michael Richard Houghton’s The Burglary is a trip into the psychological realm of the mind. Confined within a cramped apartment, ...
Elijah’s Dance: Fragmented Recounting Of The Beginning Of A Dictatorship
Elijah’s Dance explores the consequences of the loss of home primarily through the lens of fear, going one step ahead ...
Hollow Pond: Globalisation Is A Horror Story
Rolfin Nyhus’s Hollow Pond, written by Adam Anson, narrates a tale that, for reasons, is rather common to far too many ...
Lachesis: An Experimental Short Of One Man’s Journey To Self-Actualisation
It’s a lot to pack in an 8:30-minute long narrative. Philosophical, yet pragmatic; reflective, yet pointed, writer-director-editor Gregory Alexander Foltynowicz’s ...
