Tag: Review

Written and directed by Russell Goldman, Closing Time feels personal. Like an ode of sorts, to youth, to lost time, ...

Britt Harris and Molly Muse’s co-directorial debut, Wrap Me In A Sheet is a beautifully intimate journey towards healing from long ...

It’s interesting that first timers, James Leggett and Kolé Mahoney would choose a subject like this. Set in the pandemic, ...

What sets artists apart from the rest? What is the essence of art? When does the fine line between art ...

Martin Sandin’s Bilskådaren (translated, The Car Spotter) is a 14-minute short reuniting Roy Andersson’s A Swedish Love Story actors, Ann-Sofie Kylin and Björn Andrésen. The plot, ...

Denise Khng’s Motherland is a tense drama about a parent-teacher meeting, while the child both occupies the periphery and is ...

Bex Bradshaw’s A Bad Romance is a quirky, dark romantic comedy that finds a fun narrative to locate within the ...

Zach Kaplan’s Nativity jumps headlong into its futuristic premise—people in America in 2092 can now have custom-made babies ordered, on ...

Written and directed by Francis Han, 503 is an excellent example of creative writing. That the horror genre has been ...

Writer-director Shicong Zhu’s Heather’s Voice isn’t far from the distant future, nor unrealistic. Although a fictionalised account (probably) of a ...