Tag: Review

Max Hechtman and Christonikos Tsalikis’s Abigail, written by Jason K. Allen, Max Hechtman, and Meryl Hechtman, is a view into ...

Daniel Everitt-Lock’s Conscript is a 13-minute drama about the night before a young man leaves for his conscription and is ...

Kevin Cate’s LeTZ PLaY A gaME is a horror 101 class fit into a tight 4-minute runtime. Following a teenage ...

Samuel Ladouceur’s 9-minute Stay with Me, written by Yanatha Desouvre, is a tragedy spun with autobiographical elements. Spanning a fateful ...

At 14:42-minutes, director Moe Najati’s Ensouled is a tightly-wound, deeply unsettling short that explores the themes of metaphysics, AI and humanity. In ...

Kit Wilson’s Missing Hearts is a sci-fi revamping of The Wizard of Oz, or at least some elements of it. ...

Kim A. Snyder’s 37-minute Death by Numbers, written by and about Sam Fuentes, a Parkland survivor emphasises the trauma as ...

At Berlinale, Ethan Hawke called all artistic effort a compassion engine. He must have had Hossein Molayemi and Shirin Sohani’s ...

Jay Liu’s Anywhere the Wind Blows overlaps the political with the personal to illustrate that, yes, the personal is as ...

In truth, Nebojsa Slijepcevic’s The Man Who Could Not Remain Silent (Croatian: Covjek koji nije mogao sutjeti) is—and to great ...