Nemesis: To Each Their Due
In Tim Earnheart's Nemesis, the ambitious and go-getter lot take centre stage. Set in the same universe as his earlier ...
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Foggy Days: Exquisitely Shot Modern Day Romance
Somewhere in Stockholm in 2018, two individuals fall in love. And, their story resonates with all those who have in ...
The Beast: A Retelling Of The Old Classic
That he is undesirable to look at is known. That he gets the girl, in the end, is celebrated. And, ...
Métèque: On Displacement, Immigrant Anxiety And Squeezing In Life Somewhere In Between
Over Samia’s head hangs the sword of administrative removal. Two emotionless words. Matter of paperwork and procedure, files, suits, that ...
Getting A Scholarship: This Is No Ordinary Crime
Sexual crime requires sensitive viewing, even more, sensitive portrayal, but what do you do when the lines blur between the ...
Life On Set: A Sardonic Take On The Show Business
"Everyone sees the moments of glory, but no one sees behind the scenes" quotes Allyson Felix, but when a rube ...
Reparations: On Empathy And The Legitimacy Of Being
Historical racism against black people and anti-semitism are brought together on one plane in the form of holocaust survivor, Howard ...
Jitters: A Pained Meditation On Love And Life’s Meaningfulness
Written and directed by Otoja Abit (who also stars as the protagonist), Jitters is the story of an anxious young ...
Valentine Jacobs: An English Spin On Bonnie And Clyde
Jason Julien-Connage's Valentine Jacobs chronicles the end days of a Bonnie and Clyde style adventuring couple in 1975, starring Julien-Connage ...
The Eyes On me: Confronting Stalkers
Zane Van Cleave’s stalker thriller The Eyes On Me has little meat to it: the film settles for only introducing ...
