The Four Walls of Charlotte Moreland: Accurate Portrayal Of Abuse And Recovery
A prominent feature of abusive relationships is gaslighting; and the inevitable consequence of being gaslighted is an utterly destabilised sense ...
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Sunday’s Child: The Significance Of Acceptance
Somewhere between the two major scenes of Maisie Richardson-Sellers’ Sunday’s Child (co-written with Charlotte Casey) is an emotionally transitory scene ...
His Name Was Gerry: Processing Grief With Fireworks And Heartwarming Lightness
Peter Lee Scott’s His Name Was Gerry opens on a grim scene. A boy processing the death of his best ...
Échale Ganas: Documentary Of Survival, Success And Family
Like the man himself, Échale Ganas: The Villa's Taco Story is bursting with energy. The 30-minute documentary following Victor Villa ...
Pragma: Love, Technology And Further Complicated Questions About Choices
One would not necessarily expect to be moved by a film about finding love through big data, and one would ...
The Gallerist: Memories Of A Gothic Romance
In his short film The Gallerist (written by Jesse Newman), Adam Holoubek invokes memory in all its subjective form. If ...
Elijah’s Dance: Fragmented Recounting Of The Beginning Of A Dictatorship
Elijah’s Dance explores the consequences of the loss of home primarily through the lens of fear, going one step ahead ...
Speed Dating: A Charming Rom-Com On The Pains Of Dating
For those single for a long time, it can engender an obsessive fear of never finding love and a concurrent ...
L.U.N.A.: The Combined Power Of Evil And Technology
What director Blake Vaz excels at with the 10-minute horror L.U.N.A. is building up a truly gripping atmosphere of suspense. ...
Je Sors Acheter Des Cigarettes: A Family Through The Eyes Of A Boy
Osman Cerfon’s animated Je Sors Acheter Des Cigarettes (I’m Going Out For Cigarettes) is beguilingly simple. A 12 year-old boy ...
