Piece Of Me: An Accurate, Heartfelt Portrayal Of Alzheimer’s
Everything about writer-director Bruna Cabral’s Piece of Me feels tender. Like the tulips Mrs Brooks talks of, like the innocent ...
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The Stranger: Family Drama, With The Horror Of Impostors
Imagine, you have been away from home for a while. You come back to the place, knowing everything will be ...
RedFlag: Dramatic Short On Domestic Abuse
Countless books and films have explored this theme. Many have gone on to diversify and dramatise its endings. Few more ...
Burn A Debt: Retelling Of Biblical Tales For Modern Times
Writer-director James Ristas’s Burn A Debt carries a distinct similarity to Todd Haynes’s Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story. The use ...
Blue Ruby: An Anniversary To Celebrate 40-Odd Years Of Bicker-Banter
In a little over 12 minutes, writer-director-editor Noah Stratton-Twine establishes what has been universally known: that marriages may be made ...
Teardrop: A Psychological Drama On Abuse Of Help
Written, directed, and edited by Ryan Oksenberg, Teardrop, inspired from real-life events, is a mind-boggling, inquisitive short on a seemingly ...
Elle: The Sublime, Poetic Ways Of Confessing One’s Feelings In the Nineties
https://open.spotify.com/episode/7ytTS7GgZKxYI06FXNHKLo?si=1vmjeNX8Q_u00O9duFKJcA It is hard not to reminisce about the bygone era. The unbridled, uncomplicated age of everything that is now ...
The Lennox Report: Love In The Time Of Covid-19
This one is for the keeps. A shining example of lighthearted comedy, romance and genuine warmth, due in large part ...
The Mole: Questioning The Double Standards Of The Society
This is not an educational or philosophical film. It does not give answers. Instead, what director-writer Ambrose Smoke’s 19-minute short ...
Where’s Kate?: Whodunit Hidden Under Hilarious Comedy
The unexpected development of the storyline and its subsequent climax is what stands out the most in writer-director Keith Macri’s ...
