Elo – Short Film Review
With the charm of silent cinema combined with modern filmmaking, the narrative of a boy on his way to his first job interview unfolds.
Tag: Indie Film
Secret Child – Short Film Review
Based on the true story and bestselling book Secret Child by Gordon Lewis, a single mother and her eight year old son meets her man from her past.
Sinister Symbiosis – Short Film Review [Extreme Trigger Warning 18+]
An extreme bondage session goes much too far, turning into a grotesque power play between two equally as stubborn parties.
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Quo Vadis 2020 – Documentary Review
A group of young filmmakers take a trip to Italy which turns into an existential questioning of happiness, ambition and life.
Risorgimento – Short Film Review
Trapped in a room with only his thoughts, Lance begins to think of the past and the future. But are his realisations a product of his own cerebral journey or is someone (or something) else guiding his epiphany?
A Missed Connection – Short Film Review
Two former college friends are reunited by chance on a snowy evening. They discuss the past and present; what has changed and what has stayed the same.
Trapped – Short Film Review
Disorientating and mysterious events unfold in a dreamlike state that never seems to end.
Jack and Anna – Short Film Review
Based on true events in 1913, Jack and Anna tells the story of a happy couple trying to make the best of their lives in Colorado. However, when it is revealed that Jack is a cross-dresser named Helen and that the pair are in a same-sex marriage, the whole relationship comes under the scrutiny of a courtroom.
The Ballad of Shirley Collins – Documentary Review
The Ballad of Shirley Collins is a 2017 documentary directed by Tim Plester and Rob Curry which sheds light on the singer’s fruitful career, her tragic loss of voice and eventual re-entrance into the world of music with her album, Lodestar.
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.’
