Tag: Review

Writer-Director Edward Palmer’s Nightingale is evocative – of a sense of profound loss that cannot be expressed, but only felt. ...

Written and directed by Jay Bhatti Mistake is a 7:10-minute film that recounts the tale of two robbers, Chris and ...

A beautifully constructed bizarre film (with its fair share of filmmaking ups and downs), Together makes a curious affair of ...

All she wanted was to go to the beach. As innocent as that demand might seem, it was set to ...

Writer-Director Marie-Louise Damgaard’s The Confirmation is about a teenager’s transformation, but not just into adulthood, as one might imagine. Entirely ...

Condemned to live a life that no longer feels worth your time. Stuck in a rut, a blinding monotony that ...

Haley Webb’s Joyeux Noël is an ode – an ode to herself, her father and all those hapless to have ...

Writer-Director Kalainithan Kalaichelvan’s Petit Four is a 12:48 minutes long saga of love that was once deeply cherished, but eventually ...

For anything to be glamourous, it has to be flawless – that is the rule of the game. But, what ...

If Bloom’s A Light Once There touched on Cole’s acts, its sister film Hope delves into it further with the ...