Rendezvous: An Engaging Thriller That Subverts The Crime Genre
Seth Kozak’s 15-minute Rendezvous feels apt material for a feature-length, making one wonder at the effort it must have taken ...
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Luccica: A Victorian Horror Musical For The Daytime
Do not misunderstand the headline and presume this short to be an ancient tale. It is very much a modern-era ...
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 ...
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 ...
2125: A Quarantine Much Worse
2125, Sean Ian's post-apocalyptic drama, shot as a digital diary, is set roughly 105 years into the future. Humanity appears ...
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 ...
Anna: Skilful Depiction Of A Ukrainian Socio-Cultural Practise
"Because Ukrainian women have class and they are obedient", she says without batting an eyelid. It takes a while for ...
The Invitation (Die Einladung): The Horrors Of Fitting In
Thorsten Schade's 24-minute Die Einladung, or The Invitation, follows a young, ambitious man as a business meeting brings him an ...
Dreamers: A Well Choreographed Screen Dance To Explain The DACA
TRIVIA: For those unaware, the DACA refers to the Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals, an executive branch memorandum issued by ...
The Killing of Time: On The Passage Of A Pandemic
The title demonstrates the era of the pandemic with a precision that is almost poetic. On first glance, it appears ...
