Meng Hua Lu: A Short of Experiments in Imagery, Noise, and Silence
Ty Brueilly’s 2018 Meng Hua Lu is a silent black-and-white short that plays with the line dividing narrative and non-narrative ...
Ty Brueilly’s 2018 Meng Hua Lu is a silent black-and-white short that plays with the line dividing narrative and non-narrative ...
Matt Gorman’s sci-fi drama Hope Ryder follows its titular character through a life-altering series of events at the centre of ...
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Shelby Maya Smith’s More Than A Test (The Rise of the Unsilenced Movement) is a documentary on the life altering ...
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 ...
The amusing logline of Victoria Warmerdam’s 22-minute I’m Not a Robot belies a splendidly constructed drama whose emotional force has ...
Arkan Zakharov’s Holy Filament is a sci-fi noir following a humanoid automaton on yet another day out that has brought ...
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