The Wine Thief: British Class Dissected Through The Lens Of A Caper
Thomas Wheeler’s The Wine Thief is many things at once. A heist film, set in Bridgnorth, Shropshire dealing with a ...
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Harvey: Deft Editing, Delightful Comedy
Harvey is what some might call the famed Australian sense of humour — caustic, dry and tangential. This Aaron Carroll ...
Professional Cuddler: Hilarious Optimism, Great Chemistry, And Bold Visual Choices
By this point in cinema history, we are no more strangers to the humour derived from risque professions and as ...
Oru Naal, Oru Aal: A Gripping Thriller-Whodunit Set During The Lockdown Times
Global lockdown has exposed us to several novel techniques in filmmaking. From remote editing and directing, filmmakers have displayed resilient ...
It Happened One Day In East LA: Necessary Escapism To Make It Through The Day
What Victor Aguilar's It Happened One Day In East LA has in abundance, and what makes it worthy is its ...
Split Second: A Sensitive Portrayal of Survivors’ Guilt
Too often have movies been made on arson and terror plots. Their devastations and the subsequent mayhem they cause have ...
Egg: Distinct Monochrome Imagery Used For Storytelling
Too many films have explored grief and loss on screen. The suffering and the unbearable weight of it has been ...
Metta Via: Stunning Sci-Fi Imagery On Consciousness
Co-writers Warren Flanagan and Paul Flanagan explore metaphysics, the conscious and the subconscious within a realm of exquisite colours and ...
Hunnybuns: A Surrealistic Musical On Finding Love & Death
Director John Connor Hammond’s Hunnybuns is barely 5-minutes in duration. At most, it feels like an extended advertisement. To fit ...
The Suitcase: A True Story From The Declassified Files Of The FBI
Boston-bred Joe Franek is a baggage handler at the Logan Airport. Belittled, berated, he is simply carrying the onus of ...
