‘Beloved Stranger’ Is An Ode To Unspoken Words…
The primary rule of cinematic storytelling is to show and not tell. However, The Gasser Brothers’ ‘Beloved Stranger’ breaks that...
Telling A Story Without Words: ‘The Ascension Of Ava Delaine’
The bold, experimenting spirit of Tonya Kay hates all that is safe and boring. She revels in attaining new heights,...
‘Wind In The Night’ Questions The Existence Of Freedom!
An aesthetic victory, Jesse Harris’ ‘Wind in the Night’ showcases its director’s cinematic vision and expertise over his craft. Guillermo...
‘Aperture’ Is The Suspense You’d Have Preferred To Know Beforehand…
Maria (Aixa Kay) works as a live-in maid for a wealthy couple and struggles to please her pre-teen daughter, Zara...
‘UB-13’ Explores A Facet Of War The Other War Films Overlook…
Writer/Director Juri Ferri chooses to film ‘UB-13’ on a 35 mm to make it look authentic to the WWI era....
The First Casualty In ‘Their War’ Is Going To Be You!
‘Their War’ does not intend to leave you bawling your heart out or shatter it outright. No, it quietly plants...
‘Malacostraca’ Is A Proper Tribute To The Masters Of Psychological Horror!
‘Malacostraca’, a soft-shelled class of crustacean, was not conceived by nature to be particularly disturbing, but Charles Pieper’s 2018 psychological...
‘(Bi)Polar Bear’ Talks Of Matters We Prefer To Brush Off Under The Carpet…
Written and directed by Mackenzie Patrick, ‘(Bi)Polar Bear’ is a Chinese box in a labyrinth from the opening shot all...
‘Mister Swolo’ Is a Eccentric Piece of Surrealist Comedy…
Watching Eric Liddle’s 'Mister Swolo' is like taking a joyride into an absolutely bizarre dream that makes perfect sense only...
The Shadow Scarf Is About The Past You’d Have Preferred Forgotten…
Dramatic and suspense-ridden, The Shadow Scarf is a layered display that sways between being hair-raising and suspiciously predictable as the...
