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Something To Live For: Story That Keeps Its Characters’ Humanity Intact
16-year-old Nabila sneaks out of her home. It’s dark and the air feels thick, cautious even. The lovers meet and…
Connie + Consuelo: Seeking Second Chances At 80
Paul Becker’s Connie + Consuelo is not a musical but it certainly has the flair and theatricality of one, with…
Real. Live. Girl.: On Alternating Between No One and Just The One
One of the more remarkable aspects of Bonnie Ryan’s Real. Live. Girl. are the two intertwining worlds of neon-lit…
15 Minutes at 400 Degrees: A Kindly Comedy of Errors
502 people were laid off at a factory, including the employee of the month. One turned to vengeance - with DIY…
Singularity Stories Vol. I: Exploring A Possible Future Through Realistic Lenses
Directed, produced and written by Asa Derks, Singularity Stories Vol. 1 is an aesthetically pleasing take on a…
Dementia: Theorising Memory As A Form Of Love
Death, many would argue, is hardest on the people left behind. From that perspective, what is death if not…
Blossom: Going The Murderous Mile for Love
The nightingale had, in its stroke of romantic inspiration, given up its own life to make way for someone else’s…
We’re All Here: We Have All Seen This Before
Protagonist moves into new apartment/house/villa with a horrific past and is subsequently served up as dinner for…
Look!: The Loneliness Of Combating Loneliness With Self-Reliance
Look! asks you not just to look closely, but to look where there may not be much to look at. Look! asks you to…
Town Hall: Going The Unorthodox Extra Mile For The Greater Good
Town Hall. Casey Lock styles this story of townspeople affected by corporate greed like a courtroom drama. In a…