Pearl: Looking for Light Beyond A Sea of Grey
There is a stillness that pervades Yuchao Feng’s Pearl like a fog. If you look through it, there is great ...
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Windblown: Giving Rein To The Fantasies That Grief Brings After It
Windblown starts off with great promise. Things go badly when a grieving young woman visits her New England cottage after ...
Stadium: A Cleverly Edited Drama About The Bitter Choices Of Life
Written, directed and edited by Caleb Knueven, Stadium is a 8:41-minute short film capturing the inevitable truth that so many ...
Death Is The Place On Earth: A Contemplation On Humanity
Anna Carvalho’s Death Is The Place On Earth (DITPOE) ponders on the nature of humanity through the metaphor of an ...
Thick as Thieves: A Romance For The Ages
A fast, jazzy score and a delightful leading character (among other things from a list of impressive elements), Sam Fichtner’s ...
Just Lie Here: Twenty-Three Minutes Of Stolen Identities And Multiple Murders
Thrillers are a tight business. The smallest missteps can make a piece of work fail like a collapsed souffle— not ...
My Marina: Unusual, Quirky And Yet Monochromatic
Writer/Director/Actor Anjeli Jana’s My Marina is an ode to her love affair, one that she cautiously explored, of a famed ...
Fragile Ghost: A Fragile Revision Of History
This is not the first time Leni Riefenstahl has been portrayed as less than a Nazi propagandist, but Fragile Ghost ...
Hickey: An Unnecessarily Long Entry In A Vampire’s Diary
Hickey is a supernatural drama accompanied with the gore fest, heavy on audio strings yet easy on its trajectory. Bagging ...
The Wind Phone: Letters Of Love Written On The Wind
In Otsuchi, there is a glass-panelled phone booth on a hilltop garden with a disconnected phone within, meant to connect ...
