West Winds: An Emphatic Take On Isolation, Uncannily Timed With The Pandemic
It is hard to pinpoint the success of a film to a singular event. It is even harder to not ...
Tag: Drama Short Film Review
Him & Her: Visceral & Raw, Chekhov’s Short Story Finds A New Lease Of Life
It is hard to imagine, much less believe that Chekhov’s 'He & She' could ever be translated for the screen. A ...
Butterflies: The Many Ways Of Surviving The Jungle Of High School
If there is one lesson you can take away from Cady McClain's 14-minute Butterflies, it is the value of adapting ...
Truth, Incorporated: Only Rebels Can Start A Revolution
Starring Carlotta Summers, Miles Lobo, Charles Ouda, Mitchell McCoy, Logan McCoy and Zachary Guttman. In this 8:38-minute, what director Gabriel ...
I’m Not My Body: Powerful Performances Elucidate The Perils Of Spyware
So powerful is Nima Akbarpour’s 24:30-minute I’m Not My Body that it takes long, much long, for it to leave ...
My Father My King: Fatherly Love Put To Test
In writer-director Tom Pickard’s 15-minute short, what starts off looking like a post-pandemic dystopia, quickly shows itself to be a ...
Lost Bond: Clinical Depression Has A Face
This multi-directed (Harry Boulton, Gabriel Goss & Jude Wakeley) 12:42-minute short feels too close for comfort. By accurately portraying the ...
Piece Of Me: An Accurate, Heartfelt Portrayal Of Alzheimer’s
Everything about writer-director Bruna Cabral’s Piece of Me feels tender. Like the tulips Mrs Brooks talks of, like the innocent ...
RedFlag: Dramatic Short On Domestic Abuse
Countless books and films have explored this theme. Many have gone on to diversify and dramatise its endings. Few more ...
Teardrop: A Psychological Drama On Abuse Of Help
Written, directed, and edited by Ryan Oksenberg, Teardrop, inspired from real-life events, is a mind-boggling, inquisitive short on a seemingly ...
