Point Symmetry: The Aftermath Of Hate
The 16-minute documentary, Point Symmetry does something unusual: it highlights the experience of a daughter confronting the legacy of having ...
Tag: Documentary Review
Yesteryear: A Nostalgic Source Of Comfort During Trying Times
Photos, homemade videos have a distinct vibe to them. Regardless of whose ever it is, the grainy film, sepia-toned images ...
Geronimo: Circus Trash Monster: On The Joys Of Bringing Together A Community
Colleen Brady's Part 2 of the two-part documentary, Geronimo, this time titled Circus Trash Monster (read our review of Part ...
I AM: Strong Tribute To Pioneering Queer Artists
Art, in its purest form, has always been the space of liberation, whether that is personal, social, or political. Many ...
Geronimo: In Flight: Documenting The Results Of Transformation
Compassion fatigue is at the centre of Colleen Brady's documentary, Geronimo: In Flight about a veterinarian's turn to aerial arts ...
Erena… Our Eritrea: A Ray Of Hope To Those Who Call Eritrea Their Home
For those unaware: Eritrea is a north-eastern African country that gained independence only in 1993, only for it to be ...
REDt’BLUE: Dive Into The Political Narrative On Vote Change
Twenty-three minutes of neatly-packed interviews with party candidates, MPs, ex-miners, civilians and potential history-makers—all set against the landscape of Mansfield, ...
Comfort Zone: An Intriguing Look At The Georgian Drag Community
Director Jordan Blady’s 7-minute Comfort Zone sheds light on the vibrant drag community at Tbilisi. A Georgian himself, Matt Shally, ...
Kite: A Story That Spans Across Generations
Yumeng He’s Kite is a visual essay of testaments, opinions and feelings. Of narratives that have long transcended time and ...
Blurring Man: Homage To Salvadorians & Their Ancient Spirit
Director Matthew Boman’s Blurring Man is an interesting documentary, part educational, part entertainment. Riddled with myths, politics and religion, it ...
