Sensor: Seeing PTSD For The Horror It Is
While Brian L. Tan's Holdout dealt with the fallout of WWII, his latest, Sensor (written by Jonathan Hirsch) deals with ...
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VECT0R: Tribute To The Matrix & Co.
Made with a skeletal crew and budget, Jan Sørup's sci-fi VECT0R plays like an homage to the sci-fi greats. You'll ...
Farewell Waltz: Romance As A Tribute To A Historical Figure In Black History
Kaine Levy's period drama Farewell Waltz honours a historical man: Walter Tull, the first black officer in the British Army ...
The Devil’s Son: Mind-Boggling, Rich Magical Fable
From its opening line of Once Upon A Time… to illustrator Ben Judd’s colourful universe, or the vastness of the ...
It Felt Good: Laugh Along In The Face Of Horror
It Felt Good features a kind of comedy that is so bizarre, it is borderline surreal. Writer-Director William Nicol stars ...
January 14th: Another Story That Bolsters The #BlackLivesMatter Movement
Written and directed by La’Chris Jordan, January 14th is a 14:43 minutes short filmed in the memory of Philando Divall ...
Before: A Case Of Quarantine Paranoia
Director Gabriele Rossi quietly places the mirror in front of us and leaves the room. Forcing us to face our ...
Grievances: Suspenseful Thriller That Plays On Addiction
As he steps out of the Patient's Transfer Entrance of the Hahnemann University Hospital, the Philadelphia skyline casts a sombre ...
Secret Child: The Possible Perils Of Shiny New Father Figures
Yewweng Ho's Secret Child (co-written by Yewweng Ho, Sam Hoare and Gordon Lewis) bears more than a passing resemblance to ...
Father By Law: Portrait Of A Fractured Family
Parents grow up too. It only takes a glance, sometimes a few tears, at worst a tragedy, but certainly it’s ...
