Dear Kevin: An Experiment in Self-Actualisation
Kate Ferguson’s Dear Kevin is a 5-minute experimental film glimpsing the process of reflection and grasping a sense of self ...
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Fervor: On Being Dazed With Hatred
Enrique A. Mendoza’s 10-minute Fervor dramatises the fury of a woman who has just lost everything to the obstinate malice ...
The Resonance: On Falling Prey, and Our Final Moments As We Do
Sashia Dumont and Paul Robinson’s The Resonance, a supernatural horror set in and styled like the 1970s, features a silent ...
Bzrk: A Sci-horror That Asks If Anger Can Be a Gift
Chandler Clarke’s Bzrk is a 17-minute sci-fi horror which asks, What can we do with our anger and our fear, ...
Garbage Rex: A Dickensian Fairytale with More Story to Tell
Steve Hunyi’s 18-minute Garbage Rex has a certain surreality to it, as if operating under the influence, that gives it ...
Whispers of Freedom: Dreams Shatter and Hearts Break in Chris Gueffroy Biopic
Brandon Ashplant’s Whispers of Freedom is a Cold War-era biopic of Chris Gueffroy, a young man whose tragedy is that ...
Mary: Two Kinds of Home Under Threat in this Home Invasion Horror
Alexander Chehrazi’s Mary, co-written with Max Markov,is a 19-minute horror whose twist is actually unexpected. The story of a first ...
Cycles: Muted Trauma in the Face of Frenetic Violence in a Drama of Performances
Alex Eskandarkhah’s 20-minute Cycles finds one character reaching towards redemption and another discovering the comfort of a stranger offering a ...
Jessica Goes to New York: A Wonderland Where You Get Lost To Find Yourself
John Carmel's 16-minute Jessica Goes to New York is a self-reflexive coming of age tale about its titular heroine, a ...
Largo: Anywhere is Safer Than Here, But Nowhere Else is Home
Max Burgoyne-Moore and Salvatore Scarpa’s 19-minute drama Largo uses the child’s gaze to show the flipside of the refugee coin: ...
