The legend of McCarthy and Little Bill: A Western That Can Laugh At Itself
Thomas Wheeler’s Western-comedy The Legend of McCarthy and Little Bill is a 40-minute trip into the Wild West and its ...
Tag: Drama Short Film Review
The West Virginian Starfish: On Following Distant Ghosts
A story that explores the dual ideas of letting go and persevering, The West Virginian Starfish is set in a ...
Nobody’s Boy: Desperation and Its Sometimes Deadly Ends
Harrison J. Bahe’s 32-minute Nobody’s Boy is a bitter tale of adjusting to life at rock bottom until it is ...
Hostile Architecture: The Horror of Built-in Cruelty
Robb Jayne’s Hostile Architecture approaches the menace of its titular subject through the character of its suddenly homeless protagonist, Kirsty. ...
I’m Here Too: Raising Awareness Through Detail
Brendan Byrne and Marissa Kaye co-directed I’m Here Too attempts to raise awareness about depression and suicide risk through the ...
Cha: A Tragedy Shown Through Contrasts
Xiwen Miao’s Cha explores the life and struggles of two Korean-Americans in an America crippled by COVID and marred by ...
The Misanthrope: Warring Against Bereavement
Having now seen Andy Kastelic’s The Misanthrope, one wonders what else could describe grief as well as the destruction of ...
Blue Boy: A Boxer Returns To The Fray
An unmistakable neon-noir, Andy Kastelic’s Blue Boy is stylish and gritty. The 21-minute film sees its titular character, a retired ...
St. Augustine: The Sorrow Of Living Forever
Andy Kastelic’s St. Augustine follows in his usual fashion of sumptuous visuals and stories treated with melancholic grandeur. This one ...
#Anniversary: On The Inevitable Blend Of Love, Grief And Technology
Ellis E. Fowler’s #Anniversary takes its story to explore two subjects both separately and as an intricately entwined entity. Technology ...
