Tag: Review

No matter how many time-travel films you have seen or books you have read, Shange Zhang’s The Five Minutes goes ...

Chris Frint’s 24:06-minute long Claude works on you slowly. Despite the opening scene that very early on establishes the characters, ...

There is a lot writer-director Valentyn Korotkevych leaves ambiguous and open to interpretation in his 8-minute film Silent, a film ...

There’s no way Christine Chen’s Ya Albi leaves you without a dent in your heart. Be it in the riveting ...

CW: Contains discussion on domestic abuse and violence.  Natasha Rose Mills has written and stars in Kyle and Liam Bashford's ...

Farhaz Husain Rahman's A Momentary Yearning is wistful and nostalgic, the premise dwelling on years gone by, and all that ...

A second viewing of Robert Hackett's horror-comedy Boris in the Forest brings not only a fuller understanding of the plot, ...

Produced by Alison Herrington, Tim Hewitt’s A Little Place Off The Edgware Road (ALPOTER) is a crime thriller based on ...

Produced by Anne Garrett and Jennilyn Merten, Jonathan Cohrs’s Back Water feels like a personal story; an ode to the ...

Alex Breaux's wrathful stare as Case, one of four friends out on a trip with his childhood friends, is terrifying. ...