Trick Shot: An All Or Nothing Shot That Ends The Game
Christopher Deans’s Trick Shot is a suspenseful, taut drama that also manages to weave the subtlest strains of humour into its narrative. ...
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Mama’s Boy: The Tumultuous Path To Parent-Child Reconciliation
Director Daniel James Dismuke (also doubles as the lead and writer) touches upon multiple themes in his 20:28-minute-long Mama’s Boy. ...
Just A Boy: The Big And Small Struggles Of Immigration
Angela Koh’s Just A Boy shows the dual struggle of being an immigrant child in a rich country: outside the home, you ...
Homebound: Rare Authenticity In A Mental Illness Story
Small things become objects of great fear. Like a door. It’s just a door. Unless it is the sole barrier ...
Danny Boy: A Well-Paced, Crime Thriller For The Gangster Genre Aficionados
This 12:32-minute-long Cory DeMeyers film packs in everything and more than one would expect from a gangster genre. There is ...
Occupied: A War Drama On A Largely Overlooked Historical Event
Watching writer-director Alex Bates’s Occupied is equivalent to having a slice of history lesson served with drama and philosophy; and ...
Life’s A Show: Large Egos About Nothing, A Pandemic Era Comedy
A trademark feature of the pandemic is the sudden crop of video calls within the narrative as a storytelling tool. ...
Daytrip Massacre: The Fast Fun Of Horror Comedy
The genre of horror-comedy boasts of two things: gore (the more the better) and laughs (the funnier is also the ...
Compliant: A Dystopian World That Is Not Too Far Or Dissimilar From Our Own
We are introduced to the year 2065 and in not so flattering words. The pun is hard to miss; the ...
Away From It All: Rage And Chaotic Comedy To Soothe It
One can safely theorize that after a global trauma that has already lasted one and a half years—and is still ...
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