The Shadow Scarf Is About The Past You’d Have Preferred Forgotten…
Dramatic and suspense-ridden, The Shadow Scarf is a layered display that sways between being hair-raising and suspiciously predictable as the ...
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‘Duke’ Is The True Account Of An Autistic Child & His Journey Into Our Society…
The birds chirping in the distance and the waves lashing on to the shore as they kiss the beach; they ...
‘White Man’s Curse’: The Burden Of One’s Past & Colour…
Films about slavery are exceedingly rare and the good ones, even so. In the wake of equality movements around the ...
‘Disorder’ Is The Tragedy Of Mental Illness…
Written and directed by Nicholas Davidoff, ‘Disorder’ follows Adam Huxley (played by Dylan Schmid) through his spiral into utter chaos ...
‘Roadside Assistance’ Is A Cornucopia of Reality Versus The Fantasies Of One’s Mind!
Director Ali Matlock’s ‘Roadside Assistance’ opens to what seems a road trip, except that it hardly seems fun, for it ...
‘Nangana’ Is About The Hunter Who Becomes The Hunted…
The film starts off with two half-siblings Pup and Kit. Both are wandering across the desolate landscape of ‘Nangana’, in ...
‘Deer Season’ Is A Visual Treat, But Offers A Predictable Conflict…
Cameron McHarg’s 9:40 minutes’ short ‘Deer Season’ sees two friends who drive into the woods of the Pacific Northwest to ...
‘Kingdom’ Is The Telling Of A True, Heartbreaking Tale Of Sexuality & Devotion…
Co-directed by Michael McDonough & Joshua Lewindon, ‘Kingdom’ is a 17:26 minutes long, poignant film on an issue that desperately ...
‘Pickup’: Shedding Light On How Addicts Can Have An Alter Ego…
‘Pickup’, at 15:44 minutes is an up close of Megan, played by Mandy Evans. Directed by Jeremiah Kipp & written ...
‘After Ashes’ Is A Delightful Watch For Zombie Lovers…
“In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread, till thou return unto the ground; for out of it ...
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