Something Round: The Surreal Quality Of Grief
We expect therapists to be sorted. Certainly, the people who solve our issues must have their own affairs in order, ...
Tag: Review
The Little Thief: Richly Narrated Children’s Tale That Rings In Nostalgia For All
It must take someone highly skilled or gifted to craft a tale with just three characters, in just 3-minute’s duration. ...
Movie Night: No-Fuss Slasher Horror
Matt Rosenblatt's Movie Night about a date gone sour holds the suspense heavy throughout the narrative, frequently shifting perspective so ...
Four Minute Warning: A Bottle Film That Banks On Comedy To Drive Home A Significant Message
Despite its unusual setting, writer-director Chris Hallas’s Four Minute Warning couldn’t have hit any harder considering its relevance to what ...
While The Cat’s Away…: Brilliantly Executed Quirky Short On Someone’s Idea Of Idling
There are films that hit you immediately with the enormity of their content. And there are those that slowly boil ...
Mel and Ruby: Compassionate, Masterful Illustration Of Humanity
Oran Zegman knows how to play with narrative tension. And as she demonstrates with the subject at hand, she knows ...
Geronimo: In Flight: Documenting The Results Of Transformation
Compassion fatigue is at the centre of Colleen Brady's documentary, Geronimo: In Flight about a veterinarian's turn to aerial arts ...
West Winds: An Emphatic Take On Isolation, Uncannily Timed With The Pandemic
It is hard to pinpoint the success of a film to a singular event. It is even harder to not ...
Witches In The Window: A Nursery Rhyme Of Horrors
It is no easy task to be a child. When you are not grappling with the fear that you were ...
Blueberry Flytrap: A Supernatural Thriller Masked As An Innocent Meet-Cute
Co-written by Jubei Powers and (story) Ali Matlock, the 18:23-minute short is unusual on all accounts. For one, it gives ...
