Remotely Working – Feature Film Review
Alex gets fired from his office job and accepts several remote working positions to avoid telling the truth to his girlfriend. The situation soon spirals out of control.
Category: Comedy
Remi Milligan: Lost Director – Feature Mockumentary Review
Looking at the life and films of Remi Milligan – a little-known amateur North London filmmaker who disappeared under mysterious circumstances in 2006.
Pizzazz and Puzzy – Short Film Review
Target List – Feature Film Review
After announcing a ground-breaking cancer cure, five members of the research team are targeted by an assassin hired by Big Pharma. When two researchers escape the attack, they soon find themselves framed for the crime and on the killer’s target list.
The Pay Day – Feature Film Review
A broke and frustrated IT technician decides to embark on a one woman heist to steal valuable data worth millions on the black market.
The Menu – Short Film Review
In the future, when people are no longer able to experience emotions, a glamorous couple visits a fancy restaurant where they are served exactly what they are hungry for.
The Wrath of the Viper Sniper – Feature Film Review
Pocketman and Cargoboy both learn a dark secret that will change the future of Section 62. The Viper Sniper makes his move and proves to be more than the young agents can handle.
Hairy – Feature Film Review
[Contains Explicit Content]
After another underwhelming first date 29 year old Tyler is confronted with the terrifying possibility that his life might be all his fault. With the help of some new friends he sets out to make a change and become more than just hairy.
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.
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.
