Tag: Review

There is something very compelling about Ron Dias’ Mariposa. At the heart of it are two young girls, still in ...

Ignorance would have proved blissful in this instance. David Coussins’ Secret Men’s Business, a film that is basically an 8-minute ...

Displacement is a heavy word. As millions find themselves uprooted from the familiar and forced, by their circumstances, to find ...

Ron Kanecke & Matt Johanning’s Last Rites comes with an intriguing plot: a priest -- a disgraced one at that ...

We hear his indignant protests first before we see him. Patrick Tamisiea, the hostage, is being dragged into a warehouse ...

My baby is a bike helmet is a surprising revelation on a topic seldom explored in films – that of ...

There are no dialogues in Bismark Fernandes’ animated short Expend, and the runtime is only under four minutes and yet, ...

Here is a film that truly justifies a walk down memory lane. No sugar-coating the ugly, no glossing over, the ...

If 2015’s Inside Out made literal characters to portray its protagonist’s emotions, Amos Sussigan and Dan Lund’s Coaster sees their ...

Self-worth. Kristian Håskjold’s Oscar-qualifying short A Worthy Man (written by Marianne Lentz) hinges itself on that one word that can ...