Where’s Kate?: Whodunit Hidden Under Hilarious Comedy
The unexpected development of the storyline and its subsequent climax is what stands out the most in writer-director Keith Macri’s ...
Tag: Comedy
Engaged To Be Engaged: Delightful Rom-Com, Very Well Written
The credit for Engaged To Be Engaged goes through and through to its screenplay, written by Krystle Ferdinand, that balances ...
She’s Not Your Type: Hilarious Face-to-Face Encounter With Your Worst Date
This one is for the keeps! A poignant addition to your library that will come in handy every time you ...
Panic In Valley City: Healthy Banter Saves The Day
Couple jokes are clichéd. Quarantine ones, even worse. And yet, in directors Antonio Harper and Abby Burton’s pre-lockdown world, these ...
Promenade: A Peek Into The Thresholds of Adulthood
Coming-of-age short films exist, but few and far between. Ollie Ward’s Promenade is that, and more. It goes slightly beyond ...
Yearbook: A Poignant Short On Human History & Its Subsequent Futility
Contrary to the headline, writer-director Bernado Britto’s Yearbook is not dreadful or hopeless. In fact, if anything, it instils a ...
Don’t Try This Alone: A Comedy On Quitting
Don't Try This Alone, warns the title of Artii Smith's 28-minute comedy, but as it turns out, trying it with ...
I Make Good Sounds At Parties: Monologue Of A Socially Awkward Loner
This one feels personal; a personal shout-out to all those bashful, struggling individuals out there - not so much the ...
The Sleeping Life Of Sofia: Optimism On Being An Adult, Struggling Artist
As much as this is a showcase of the despair of hitting thirty - and hitting thirty as a struggling ...
Basic: A Sharp Critique Of People
Three minutes long, writer-director Chelsea Devantez’s Basic is a very short film. Certainly very short for a film that so ...
