The Last Catch – Short Film Review
A college baseball player returns to his small Texas town to make amends with his father who is dying of cancer. The father’s last wish is to have a catch with his son.
Tag: Indy Reviews
Perfida the Diabolical – Short Film Review
A reclusive musician is reluctantly drawn back to public performance. But when some otherworldly music mysteriously shows up at his door, things begin to take a weird and terrifying turn.
2020 – Short Film Review
2020 is the year in which everything seems to have stopped, however life always has different plans.
Vanity – Short Film Review
A young performer is haunted by the appearance of an older woman in her dressing room mirror.
A Light Through Coloured Glass – Feature Film Review
Soon after his wife has left him, William finds his life turned further upside down upon meeting Tina, a younger woman with problems of her own.
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.
Sophie’s Rules – Feature Film Review
Sophie Hagan, a retired nurse, turned her home into a Transitions Shelter. The lives of a terminally ill woman, an alcoholic magician, a PTSD veteran, a young drug addict and a grieving mother are explored in the ‘Cottonwood’ residence.
Two Knights – Short Film Review
After millennia of separation, Lucifer invites Michael to a seemingly innocent game of chess, which becomes a deeply personal meditation on the nature of good and evil, the love they once shared and their ultimate place in the world.
Visiting Friends – Feature Film Review
Zach, a rideshare driver and family man, picks up a woman named Angelina, who says she’s visiting a friend. When Zach discovers that Angelina and her daughter are trapped in a terrible situation, he feels compelled to help.
Bolivar – Feature Film Review and Interview
Maggie is struggling to keep her life together after the death of her mother when her addict brother shows up, forcing her to make sense of a reality that may not be what it seems.
