On Air: Masterful Telling Of A Man’s Buried Past
Secrets, mortifying tales, private moments – all of which you’d want securely buried. But, imagine them spilling out. And, now ...
Tag: Review
A Family Business: The Business Of Settling Scores Old And New
Richard Harrington's A Family Business tells a tale of more than just a father and son reconciliation, cocooned in a plot ...
Mr. Ticklez: Tickling You All The Way To A Merry Hell
It’s Halloween. A mother and her little daughter have fallen asleep in front of the TV. On waking, when she ...
#BBD: Today’s America, Today’s Racism And An Uncomfortable Look At The Human Psyche
Robert Hagan’s short drama #BBD takes the bull by the horns with its narrative essay form, with racism at its ...
Sleepy: The Tyranny Of Exhaustion
Anton Chekhov’s short story about a sleep-deprived little girl is adapted to the screen with a few minor changes into ...
The Right Choice: A Satire Of Corporates, Race, Sex And Sexuality
The undoing of convictions is a curious thing: when done right, it becomes a blend of spectacularly comical and terrifyingly ...
Through The Looking Glass: A Very Promising Meet Cute
The director’s note says that it’s based on an actual window and an actual charade. What a disappointment it would ...
Are You Wild Like Me?: An Ode To Umberto Lenzi’s Cinema
Writer-Director-Editor Billy Nawrocki’s Are You Wild Like Me? is a 10:08 minutes long film on cannibalism. Not so much of ...
Ainsley: An Examination Of Why We Fall
Matt Gorrell serves as writer, director, cinematographer, and editor for Ainsley, but none of these aspects of the film are ...
Dusters: Revisiting Western Films
Filmed in Australia, Dusters is a 28:30 minutes long film that pays homage to Western films. Director Noel Vinson’s take ...
