Hungry Like the Wolf: A Drama that Depicts the Anguish of Running on Empty
Written by its lead actors Alan Hall and Gabriel Thomson, and directed by Kieran Dee, Hungry Like the Wolf foregrounds ...
Tag: Drama Short Film Review
Is This the Bed We Lie In?: Minimalist Drama of a Dying Relationship
Joseph McGovern’s Is This the Bed We Lie In? finds a couple at a turning point in their collective life ...
The Last Fool: Crime Drama of an Extremist High on Irony, and a Priest Who Had to Foot the Bill
Ernest Anemone’s The Last Fool is a tense, intricately woven drama of a priest’s meeting with an extremist and convicted ...
A Good Day Will Come: Relentless Optimism in the Face of the Tyrannical State
The title of Amir Zargara’s A Good Day Will Come is elegiac and profoundly hopeful. Its inherent lament seems to ...
Enough for you: A Romance Drama on Growing Older
Justin Mawardi’s Enough for you, an 8-minute romance drama made over the course of a day, is a bottle film ...
Kotsuage: Bitterness, Hope, and Profundity at the Close of the Day
Alex K. E. Ching and Devan Yukio Fujinaka’s Kotsuage, written by Fujinaka, is beautiful in a way that almost instantly ...
Line of Fire: A Tragedy of Teen Rebellion Against Brutal Childhoods
Weston Porter’s Line of Fire works as well as it does because of its cast. A story of two teenagers ...
My David: A Taut Thriller That Begs You to Not Like Its Leads
Kama Sood’s 11-minute My David, a thriller drama, mixes pity and suspicion into an uncanny hour of socialising between a ...
Dear Imelda: A Dramedy That Will Tug At Your Heart
Perhaps one of the finest shorts to come out this year, Director/editor Arón Holden’s Dear Imelda set in a bucolic ...
Love Music Shelter: Hollywood Success Drama in Indie Mode
Courtney Miller’s Love Music Shelter is a 19-minute glimpse into a feature length script that charts a talented, teenage, homeless ...
