The Performance: Anxieties, Distilled And Intensified
Actors and their insecurities. It may safely be said that most people are by now familiar with that can of ...
Tag: Review
Our Oceans: The Loneliness Of Years Long Estrangement
Matt Macedo's examination of how the effect of absent parents shaped two siblings in Our Oceans rings true to life, ...
I N T E R S T I C E: Intricately Crafted Brutal Drama
CW: Pedophilia, underage prostitution Nothing feels out of place when a teenage boy looks less than delighted upon receiving a ...
Black Orchid Challenge: Livestream, Horror And The Sad Flavours Of 2020
Kevin Capiello's Black Orchid Challenge, co-written by Stephen Bell, is about as zeitgeisty of 2020 as it can get. A ...
White Feather: Reverse Symbol Of Hateful Fervour
Daniel Arbon's White Feather expresses now the empathy that the subject of his film did not receive in his own ...
Trapped Inside: Claustrophobia And Many, Many Questions
If jump scares, and a lot of jump scares, are your thing, then hop on to the ride that is ...
High On Heels: Informative Documentary That Walks You Into The World Of Heels
For a master cobbler, it is his craft; for a shoe designer it is his work of art; for a ...
Mical: Biopic On One Of Britain’s Early Dyslexia Experts
A boy who can’t spell his own name right. A student who is brilliant with a 147 to boast of ...
Day Zero: For Anyone Who Has Loved & Lost
Evan Bergman’s Day Zero touches upon crucial topics that plague society — mental illness and substance abuse. But wrapped in ...
Alive: Gentle Exploring Of Female Desires, Intimacy And Friendships
What sets Jimmy Olsson’s Alive apart from its category is the gender dynamics and the rarely explored phenomenon of female ...
