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 ...
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C L I N C H: An Honest Recording Of Uncertainty
Of the many lives the pandemic derailed, Fred Ouro Preto’ film C L I N C H documents the lives ...
Stand uP: A Family Drama About Comedy
For a film that is about comedy and is partially a comedy, Jonathan Samukange’s Stand uP is rather aptly titled ...
Awaken: On The Pains Of A Parent Leaving In Bits And Pieces
The mortality of parents comes for many as a rude, frightening shock. Suddenly, they are changed from lofty beings with ...
Lost But Found: A Slice Of Life About Two Friends
A quiet piece centred on and backed by friendship, Dianna Ippolito’s Lost But Found tackles the regrets and pain that ...
A Casting Room: Diversity, But On Their Terms
Here is a film about the film industry that is so unexpectedly intense and on the point, it can take ...
Promises: The Place Between Loss And Vengeance
Written by and starring Cynthia Crofoot, Jim Morrison’s Promises is a 4-minute film, an experiment on the limits of zero-budget ...
Queen of the Desert: Closing Impossible Divides The Right Way
With a confederate flag proudly hanging in the back of one character’s truck, while the other, a black woman, hitches ...
Echoes: The Mystery And Grief Of Acutely Personal Regrets
Written and directed by Anthony Kalmetta, the mystery of Echoes is wrapped up in time and bitter regret. The 13-minute film follows ...
Our Son: The Dangerous Proximity Of Predators To Grief And Vulnerability
At eight minutes long, Our Son, directed by Jeremy Max and co-written with Nittolo, packs in quite a bit of ...
