My Name is Moe – Short Film Review
Longing for acceptance, a lonely teenager with a crippling eating disorder and social anxiety must face his biggest fear.
Author: Olivia Ballington
Carlos Through the Tall Grass – Feature Film Review
Carlos Avila is a brilliant high school student who’s just been accepted to an Ivy League college. His future looks bright. So naturally, he’s miserable. A heart-warming coming-of-age story.
Apart, Together – Short Film Review and Interview
Yiru, a Chinese teenager, travels to Los Angeles with her mum, Jia, in search of her long lost sister who was given up for adoption due to China’s One-child policy. Yiru grapples with feelings of isolation and longing for her mother’s love as the search intensifies.
Reclamation – Documentary Review
Derek Norman documents his journey to reclaim life after reaching what he describes as ‘rock bottom’.
Devil’s Hollow – Feature Film Review
Confined to his farm on house arrest, a man must try to save his estranged teenager daughter from his former criminal associates.
The Middle of a Woods – Short Film Review
A mysterious experience in the middle of the woods leaves viewers on the edge of their seats with many questions.
Capo di Famiglia III – Short Film Review
Hello Darlin’ – Feature Film Review
Hello Darlin’ follows the story of ex-paratrooper turned armed robber Les Dalton (Doug Allen) as he is released from prison and starts to build a relationship with his estranged daughter, Holly.
Left Behind – Short Film Review
Two women try to make sense of their futures in the aftermath of violent abuse suffered at the hands of the same man.
Everyone Back to Ours – Feature Film Review
Director Mal Williamson, a freelance filmmaker based in Hull, explores what it means for Hull to have the title City of Culture. Diving past the shiny title, he gets into the truths of the business, and how the very fact that art has become a business is threatening the essence of its being.
