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 ...
In truth, Nebojsa Slijepcevic’s The Man Who Could Not Remain Silent (Croatian: Covjek koji nije mogao sutjeti) is—and to great ...
Sam and David Cutler-Kreutz’s nimbly titled A Lien lets itself be cut up to pieces by the narrative of a ...
The cast of Adam J. Graves’ Anuja carries the film. The story of a Delhi factory worker girl negotiating with ...
5pm Productions’ first short film 1 Degré de Séparation (directed by Sonia Rossier) is a drama that at least half ...
Adrian Jules’ The Takeover pits one kind of villainy against another, and beneath this canopy devises a 13-minute psychological torture ...
Michael Licisyn’s 9-minute Millie’s Care Free Day is the film equivalent of a severed limb (no horror intended). Surely there ...
Chris Zou’s Muted is a frenzied six-minute study session that at once should be familiar to (too) many and feels ...
David Michael Maurer’s Mendo’s Carousel comes alive with the performance of Edi Gathegi as its deuteragonist in a frictious story ...
Jeremy Max’s Dream Girl is sensational, tantalising and frightening, all at once. What could possibly go wrong with opting for ...
Chris Esper’s 10-minute Distant Memories is a drama of memories examining the experience of losing them, and through it, losing ...
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