Mickey Hardaway: A Slow Drama On The Many Variations Of Abuse
It is a topic that never ceases to inspire filmmakers or intrigue psychologists. A topic that has been well chronicled ...
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She’s Not Your Type: Hilarious Face-to-Face Encounter With Your Worst Date
This one is for the keeps! A poignant addition to your library that will come in handy every time you ...
Hells Kitchen: Brilliantly Written Mobster Drama Worth Turning Into A Feature Length
16 minutes feel short. Terribly short. For a film of its magnitude—both in terms of the production and concept—Hells Kitchen ...
Zoo: Expertly Challenged Power Dynamics In A World Of Unequals
Will Niava’s (writer-director) Zoo feels personal. Like a page out of his diary, an excerpt of his biography, the short ...
Panic In Valley City: Healthy Banter Saves The Day
Couple jokes are clichéd. Quarantine ones, even worse. And yet, in directors Antonio Harper and Abby Burton’s pre-lockdown world, these ...
Seabreeze: A Mother’s Apology Rendered Against Soothing Imagery
Directors Fatty Soprano & Shawn ‘Shutterr’ Vasquez’s Seabreeze is intriguing. While it strikes a chord with anyone who has dealt ...
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 ...
Denervation: Visually Stunning Sci-Fi Dealing With An Outbreak
No, before you presume, this is not about COVID-19. It has nothing to do with bats or any other creatures. ...
Toxic: A Lesson For all; The Poison Of An Inflated Ego
There is something about Mike Manning’s Toxic that brings unease to the viewer. Intrusive, familiar and suffocating, like a crime ...
RedSin: Suspense-Drama On Hero-making
An organisation has gone rogue. For reasons unknown, war veterans have come under its unforgiving eye. But, Greg Schulls is ...
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