Motherland: Weaponised Assumptions, and Those Who Use Them
Denise Khng’s Motherland is a tense drama about a parent-teacher meeting, while the child both occupies the periphery and is ...
Tag: Drama Short Film Review
Heather’s Voice: A Compelling Narrative Of A Futuristic Reality
Writer-director Shicong Zhu’s Heather’s Voice isn’t far from the distant future, nor unrealistic. Although a fictionalised account (probably) of a ...
Here: Fleeting Moments Of Life Slowed Down For The Drama-Loving Audience
Pranav Kothary’s Here is a story for every generation, although it’s set to ring a bell for the millennials. A ...
Where The Truth Lies: The Dying Embers Of A Love About To Be Lost
Director Anant Mehra offers 13:25 minutes of what seems like a visual essay, of a very painful dissection of a ...
The Package: Opening An Unasked for Box
Melanie Thompson’s The Package is the un-parodying and un-porning of a familiar porn trope: the solitary woman and the delivery ...
Anglerfish: A Remedy to Bad Relationships
Miles Schneegass-Wilson’s Anglerfish is a portrait of its protagonist through the people in her life. For the duration of the ...
Critically Acclaimed: Being an Actor and Performing Celebrityhood
Thomas Loone’s Critically Acclaimed is a film about being in films. Particularly, it is about new actors, independent cinema, and ...
How to Find Yourself: Inventorying Childhood, Adolescence and Young Adulthood
Brian Petchers’ How to Find Yourself is a mere 3 minutes long. Poetic and fleeting, it could very well be ...
Bubble: The Real and Theatrical Drama of Plastic
Bo Zhang’s Bubble is the product of a happy confluence with theatre. The story of a woman choking on a ...
Mask: The Pull and Push of Trauma
Peter Jang’s self-starring Mask is a psychological drama with a traumatised army veteran as its protagonist. Being desperately plagued by ...
