Tag: Review

Nèna, an aspiring artist, has a lot going for her. A blossoming career, her own creativity at its peak and ...

Yumeng He’s Kite is a visual essay of testaments, opinions and feelings. Of narratives that have long transcended time and ...

Medical drama is a dynamic subgenre. It can be thrilling, or emotional, or melodramatic, or even sleuthing adventures. And yet ...

In four acts, Nikola Stojkovic gets down one of humanity's great internal struggles: projection. But for three acts, the protagonist ...

Although Fraser Denholm's Dweller was made in 2019, it comes with painful resonance after spending a year in isolation, quarantine, ...

Director Matthew Boman’s Blurring Man is an interesting documentary, part educational, part entertainment. Riddled with myths, politics and religion, it ...

Writer-director-producer Criss Gidas’s Wireless is a lot of things. A drama exploring the life of an Olympic figure skater and ...

Director-cinematographer Francisco Matias’s DE - Documenting Depression is a 58:55 minutes long documentary on a topic that is widely discussed, ...

Shicong Zhu's Snake Trail forges a rarely seen relationship with the dead, in a film that looks at it with ...

Perhaps it is an occupational hazard, but having watched Guide Me Home, the reigning thought for us is the unmistakable ...