Sunday Poem: A Portrait Of Loss And Old Trauma
An artistic feat for Aaron Markus Graf, who has written, directed, shot and edited the 20-minute film, Sunday Poem is ...
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Today, I’m Happy: Living With A Mind Not On Your Side
A succinct short that efficiently gets at the heart of its message, Marcelo Mayen’s 4-minute Today, I’m Happy is centred ...
Journey Home: Finding The Roads To Recovery From Trauma
The night before their wedding anniversary, Hannah wakes to find her husband awake and restless. She does not say anything. ...
The Four Walls of Charlotte Moreland: Accurate Portrayal Of Abuse And Recovery
A prominent feature of abusive relationships is gaslighting; and the inevitable consequence of being gaslighted is an utterly destabilised sense ...
Sunday’s Child: The Significance Of Acceptance
Somewhere between the two major scenes of Maisie Richardson-Sellers’ Sunday’s Child (co-written with Charlotte Casey) is an emotionally transitory scene ...
His Name Was Gerry: Processing Grief With Fireworks And Heartwarming Lightness
Peter Lee Scott’s His Name Was Gerry opens on a grim scene. A boy processing the death of his best ...
Échale Ganas: Documentary Of Survival, Success And Family
Like the man himself, Échale Ganas: The Villa's Taco Story is bursting with energy. The 30-minute documentary following Victor Villa ...
Pragma: Love, Technology And Further Complicated Questions About Choices
One would not necessarily expect to be moved by a film about finding love through big data, and one would ...
The Gallerist: Memories Of A Gothic Romance
In his short film The Gallerist (written by Jesse Newman), Adam Holoubek invokes memory in all its subjective form. If ...
Elijah’s Dance: Fragmented Recounting Of The Beginning Of A Dictatorship
Elijah’s Dance explores the consequences of the loss of home primarily through the lens of fear, going one step ahead ...
