As One: Inspiring You To Find Your Coping Mechanism
Writer Tawny Sorensen’s As One is a 14:39 minutes long film on loss, grief and the journey between the two ...
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Cagnolino: Examining Violence Through The Reluctant Villains
Hugo Diego Garcia’s French-Italian short Cagnolino (meaning little dog) is as epic as Tony was, his first venture as screenwriter. ...
Are You Hungry?: Distills And Intensifies Twenty-First Century Parental Fears
The comic aspect of Teemu Niukkanen's comedy Are You Hungry? presides in the film's maddening downward spiral into utter paranoia ...
Misfit M.: A Misfit By Virtue Of Having A Voice
Misfit M. presents a striking form and look, as memorable as the woman it pays tribute to. Austin Ball and ...
On In 15: Disaster, Mayhem and Comedy In Fifteen Minutes
In the same year that 1917 was released, the continuous shot film that has everyone talking, here comes a little ...
Bitter Sky: Confronting Bad Fathers
The abusive father figure. The characterization, depending on the creator’s skill, carries with it the power to deeply impact a ...
We Choose To Go: A Contemplation Of Choice
We Choose To Go shares its premise with Passengers and faintly echoes the emotional depth of Interstellar. With only 14 ...
Li’l Chit Chat: Every Pet Owner’s Monologue
Writer-Director Colin Thomas Jennings’s Li’l Chit Chat is a 9:23 minutes long romantic comedy – but hold your reigns, it ...
Where We Fit: A Chance Vs Destiny Tangle
Existential dread is a heavy cloud that hangs over the characters in 'Where We Fit', directed by Keith Macri. As ...
SeaSapien: Fantasy And Comedy Make Great Bedfellows
SeaSapien is as much a comedy as it is a fantasy. In fact, writer-director Sascha Karner uses fantasy only as ...
