Valentine Jacobs: An English Spin On Bonnie And Clyde
Jason Julien-Connage's Valentine Jacobs chronicles the end days of a Bonnie and Clyde style adventuring couple in 1975, starring Julien-Connage...
The Eyes On me: Confronting Stalkers
Zane Van Cleave’s stalker thriller The Eyes On Me has little meat to it: the film settles for only introducing...
The Fall: The Deep Reaching Wounds Of Young Love
Aydin, as a man well into his years, still harbours the wounds and accompanying bitterness of love lost. As a...
No Comment: The Definitive Critique Of Hollywood
Russell Goldman's No Comment is a commentary on #MeToo, a breathtakingly powerful work that takes the proverbial bull by its...
Change: Mundanity Changes To Tragedy In No Time
Joe Jennings Jr.'s Change has a neat plot to its advantage. Set in a laundromat, the film records a fleeting...
Mr. Ticklez: Tickling You All The Way To A Merry Hell
It’s Halloween. A mother and her little daughter have fallen asleep in front of the TV. On waking, when she...
#BBD: Today’s America, Today’s Racism And An Uncomfortable Look At The Human Psyche
Robert Hagan’s short drama #BBD takes the bull by the horns with its narrative essay form, with racism at its...
Sleepy: The Tyranny Of Exhaustion
Anton Chekhov’s short story about a sleep-deprived little girl is adapted to the screen with a few minor changes into...
The Right Choice: A Satire Of Corporates, Race, Sex And Sexuality
The undoing of convictions is a curious thing: when done right, it becomes a blend of spectacularly comical and terrifyingly...
Ainsley: An Examination Of Why We Fall
Matt Gorrell serves as writer, director, cinematographer, and editor for Ainsley, but none of these aspects of the film are...
