Tag: Review

Dustie Carter’s documentary on Lew Blink, Dumpster Archaeology captures its subject’s lighthearted whimsy through its comedic, stylised design—leaving the job ...

Ksenia Bugrimova’s 23-minute Zerno chronicles a woman’s experiment to find lasting love within an alternate universe that came into the ...

Adam Van Dyke’s Paracosm, a ten-minute chamber horror, is nothing if not compact. The plot, of course, but especially its ...

Oliver Ward’s Aroma is a 10-minute short set in a modern North London cafe but has the flavour of post-war ...

Jonathan Shaw’s Trouble, an Irish Civil War drama through the eyes of a bereaved family, is brimming with an oppressive ...

Ethan Koester and Jhye Smith’s Locked In is a 35-minute action-comedy that delights in its theatricality on every level. Are ...

Sean Robert Kelly’s I Know There's Something Here for You is a heartfelt drama (with undertones of comedy) about a ...

A morbidly comical drama about two young women with dreams in the time of plague and war, Dimitri Nasennik’s The ...

Stefan Fairlamb and Ashley Tabatabai’s Hamdardi, a retrospective look at Trump’s Muslim ban seven years ago, splits the narrative between ...

Tamas Levardi’s Foretoken - Omen of the Outsiders, a 22-minute Roman-era costume drama, is the origin story of its protagonist, ...