The Man Who Could Not Remain Silent: A Stunningly Astute Massacre Drama
In truth, Nebojsa Slijepcevic’s The Man Who Could Not Remain Silent (Croatian: Covjek koji nije mogao sutjeti) is—and to great...
A Lien: Shattering Drama on US immigration and the Home that is No More
Sam and David Cutler-Kreutz’s nimbly titled A Lien lets itself be cut up to pieces by the narrative of a...
Anuja: Poverty, Family, and a Girl Just Starting to Come of Age
The cast of Adam J. Graves’ Anuja carries the film. The story of a Delhi factory worker girl negotiating with...
David E. Teixeira: A Visionary Filmmaker’s Journey Through Horror and Beyond
David E. Teixeira, a filmmaker born in France and raised in Portugal, has made a significant impact in the horror...
1 Degré de Séparation: Big Family Drama and A Wedding
5pm Productions’ first short film 1 Degré de Séparation (directed by Sonia Rossier) is a drama that at least half...
The Grammar of Dialogue: Why Precise Language Matters in Movie Scripts
Introduction to the Importance of Dialogue in Film Dialogue is the life of a movie, running through the film and...
From Mathematics to Movies: Lorenzo Harani’s Unconventional Journey and the Power of Storytelling
In the ever-evolving landscape of cinema, few journeys are as compelling as that of Lorenzo Harani. From his academic roots...
Meng Hua Lu: A Short of Experiments in Imagery, Noise, and Silence
Ty Brueilly’s 2018 Meng Hua Lu is a silent black-and-white short that plays with the line dividing narrative and non-narrative...
From Hyderabad to Hollywood: Santhosh Ram Mavuri’s Insipiring Global Filmmaking Journey
Santhosh Ram Mavuri's journey from Hyderabad to Los Angeles is a compelling narrative of passion, dedication, and the pursuit of...
Hope Ryder: New Misadventures in Making This the Best of All Possible Worlds
Matt Gorman’s sci-fi drama Hope Ryder follows its titular character through a life-altering series of events at the centre of...
