‘I am Mia’ Is Yet Another Take On The Beautiful Mother-Daughter Relationship!
Matthias Salzburger's I am Mia (13:31) showcases the most sensitive case of a transgender boxer mother Mia (Julene Robinson) coming ...
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‘From The Thunder’ Is A Poem On Humanity
Director Daniel Everitt-Lock in collaboration with writer Sean Meldrum crafts this excellent story of the place of empathy in a ...
‘American Parousia’: A Tad Bit Biblical & A Whole Lot Comical
What if Jesus Christ was to make a reappearance one of these days? 'American Parousia' is a comedy miniseries that ...
Bunker Tells The Story Of One Man’s Race to Survive
The world has just ended. One soldier survives isolated in a bunker. Whether there is life outside is uncertain. Written ...
‘Frames: A Visual Essay’ Is A Touching Film But Unfair To Its Characters
‘Frames: A Visual Essay’ is a study of the complexities of relationships portrayed through a silent film. Frank Donnangelo’s film ...
Addiction Depicts The Unbounded Significance of A Helping Hand…
Addiction is a 12:04 film about Mike Bennett (Played by Jake Waring) who is in the wrong company and habits. ...
‘Summer of Connor’: A Delicious Tale of Crushes Accompanied By Great Visuals
We wear different masks out in the world to cover our real natures and from getting hurt. 'Summer of Connor' ...
‘Pura Pantalla’ Offers A Look At Different Shades of Lecherous Characters
Dating troubles are an old comic device. Add to it desperate, perverted attempts, and you come to a subcategory of ...
The Malicious Is A Mind-Bending Horror Accompanied by A Petrifying Score
‘The Malicious’ is a very unsettling short film that will have you on the edge of seats for the whole ...
The Motions Is A Very Human Take on Our Right to Die
Writer-Director Frank Donnangelo's short film 'The Motions' touches on the issue of 'Right to Die' with a raw exploration of relationships ...
