“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.
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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.
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.
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.
Lion – Short Film Review
The harsh reality of child abuse is dragged into the light by a vicious counterattack. But are the Lion’s claws physical or psychological?
The Lost Treasure – Short Film Firsts
Tom Scott’s parents tragically die in a car crash but they return to him in the form of a letter which instructs him on the whereabouts of some buried treasure.
Significance By Michael Keane – Short Film Review
The discovery of an unusual phone leads to something more sinister.
Directed by and Starring Michael Keane.
Stalker – Short Film Review
A young student takes a walk to clear his head. However even in the middle of nature, we are still surrounded by technology. As sinister events begin to unfold, it is unclear whether Michael’s phone will be his saviour or his destroyer.
Unaligned – Short Film Review
‘Unaligned’ follows the fragile relationship of Kate and Christy through the many trials of love. Fate brought twenty year old Christy back to her childhood babysitter, Kate and the somewhat unlikely seed of love is sewn. Temptations, jealously, and suspicions flare but is their relationship strong enough to withstand?
Sylvia – Short Film Review
A trip taken in order to sell a car named Sylvia, seems to embody the vision of family. However as the narrative unfolds and Sylvia is sold, the truth becomes clear.
