Bittersweet: A Feel-Good Film To Instill Hope
Put an endlessly chatting boy and a despairing man together, and the chances are you’ll either find your hands inching ...
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Good Mourning: The Humour In Nightmares
If the punny title did not clue you in, Daniel Rashid's Good Mourning plays around with a funeral, and the ...
Brass: A City Stripped Bare With COVID-19
When writer-director Anuj Jamadagni noticed Victor cleaning the streets at a stoplight, little did he know what the sight truly ...
Bleeding Backs: Conflict Of Interest Explored Through An Action-Thriller
If ex-cops, bodyguards and endless action sequences are your thing, then writer-director Matthew C. Vella’s Bleeding Backs is right up ...
On The Whistle: Politics On The Basketball Court
Written and directed by TJ Noel-Sullivan, On The Whistle is an edgy sports drama of 20:00-minutes in duration that not ...
The Missing Picture: A Poetic Love Note To Alzheimer’s
8:44-minutes of reel on a family’s moment with love, life and memories: that’s what writer-director Javier Aparisi’s The Missing Picture ...
Dumps: Allegorical Picturisation Of Depression & Suicide
Caught with his pants down, literally, is Andy. And as if that alone weren’t embarrassing enough, he has an overrunning ...
Dirty Business: A Wake Up Call To The Recycling Industry
Yutao Chen’s Dirty Business is an environmental documentary of 12:10-minutes that focuses on Minh Khai, a hamlet in Vietnam that ...
Under The Flag: An Exemplary Short On A Danseuse & Her Performance
Contrary to the headline, Under The Flag, isn’t just a tale of a dance performance or its lead. It’s certainly ...
Unfinished Lives: The Tragedy Of A Family Recounted
Short documentaries carry challenges of their own. Besides having to offer the compelling narrative of an incident that cannot be ...
