Don’t Water the Vine – Short Film Review
‘An ambitious young architect tries to hold his life together after he starts uncontrollably producing grapes from his mouth.’
Author: Olivia Ballington
Plastic Boy – Feature Film Review
Plastic Boy follows Sam, a directionless office assistant who knows that he isn’t where he wants to be in life but can’t be bothered to do anything about it.
Faulty Roots – Short Film Review
Two teens face their own realities but come together to form a friendship against the odds.
Soundtrack To Sixteen – Feature Film Review
Maisy and Ben. Two teens with their own lives – their own difficulties and insecurities. Maisy is trying to fit in with the popular girls while making a plan of action that will hopefully culminate in her first kiss. Ben is struggling with the seemingly untameable beast of A level Physics.
“Rock & Roll” – Short Film Review
Johnny Ghost is on his way to the most important gig of his career. But a series of eerie and surreal circumstances prevent him from even leaving the house.
One Plus One Equals Three – Short Film Review
Michael Dolha’s new film, One Plus One Equals Three, is a vibrant fragment of what feels like a larger narrative but it carries itself with purpose and precision.
Clustifer – Short Film Review
A gruelling visual interpretation of what it’s like to suffer from a cluster headache. ‘Clustifer’ follows one man’s experience with the untameable beast.
Mr Rockstar – Short Film Review
Directed by Abu Arifeen Khan, ‘Mr Rockstar’ follows a teenager’s angst in the world of drugs and violence. Mr Rockstar is available to watch on Amazon Prime now.
Carga By Yad Deen – Short Film Review
Intense. Terrifying. Beautifully refined. ‘Carga’ follows documentarian Marta and her partner, Juan, on their exploration of an abandoned factory in Iraq.
Wild Geese – Short Film Review
‘Wild Geese’, directed by Devany Greenwood, is delicate and devastating in the same breath. It explores the poetical love we think we can only dream of and the love we think we know and want. A struggle between truth and comfort.
