Oeil Pour Oeil: Multi-Directed Hearty Story, Hilarious Fails
Written and directed by a team of six, the 6-minute animated Oeil Pour Oeil (an eye for an eye) is ...
Tag: Short Film Reviews
Ahead: Love and Need Intertwine in Ways Out of Our Control
Every now and then, some stories come along that feel overwhelmingly universal and simultaneously very, very specific. For example, what ...
Flu: A Metaphorical Analogy For Alcohol Addiction
Writer-director Nikhail Asnani’s Flu requires intent viewing. Not meant for the frivolous kind, the short, all of 15:55-minute in duration ...
Fruta Extraña: Poignant Short That Elucidates The Consequences Of Hate Speech
Even as news of the Biden administration reuniting 4 migrant families separated on Trump’s diktat makes waves across the globe, ...
Playback: Hint of Horror & Suspense Leaving A Lot To Imagination
At 17:00-minute duration, Playback has plenty going in its favour. A suspenseful story, eclectic music, and good editing. With a ...
Romance Deadline: Instilling Faith In Womanhood, Whilst Subtly Questioning Conservatism
Writer-director Angela Koh’s 17:10-minute-long Romance Deadline is a reflection of contemporary society. Too many women have shared a similar fate. ...
The Foal: A Hangover Horror Like None Other
It’s hard to peg writer-director Nikhail Asnani’s The Foal into a genre. It has convincing elements of horror, fantasy, why ...
Something Round: The Surreal Quality Of Grief
We expect therapists to be sorted. Certainly, the people who solve our issues must have their own affairs in order, ...
The Little Thief: Richly Narrated Children’s Tale That Rings In Nostalgia For All
It must take someone highly skilled or gifted to craft a tale with just three characters, in just 3-minute’s duration. ...
Movie Night: No-Fuss Slasher Horror
Matt Rosenblatt's Movie Night about a date gone sour holds the suspense heavy throughout the narrative, frequently shifting perspective so ...
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