I think it’s enough, isn’t it? – Short Documentary Review and Interview With Director
A bio-documentary by Emily Shir Segal made using archival footage of her father who passed away during the first period of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Hell’s Kitchen – Short Film Review
Hells Kitchen captures a moment in time, New York City, 1978, and explores the power struggle inside New York’s crime families.
The Setup – Short Film Review
In East End London, an unlikely bunch of ragtag gangster wannabes find themselves in a situation they weren’t prepared for. Can James and Leo organise themselves to overcome their plight with the ominous mafia kingpin Mr Costello?
Redville – Feature Film Review
In the small town of Redville, the sudden death of Tony Rinaldo’s wife brings his three best friends from high school to his aid.
Patrick Connolly’s Desire Lines – Feature Film Review
A conflicted adult-film actress attends a meditation group where she mixes with an off-beat clientele and their troubled guru.
Great Asphyxiations – Short Film Review
Two sociopaths’ lives are thrown into disarray when one of them commits a surprise murder.
Isolated / Lewis Costello – Short Film Review
Filmed in an empty theatre during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, stand-up comedian Lewis Costello brings a familiar comfort straight to our homes.
The Golden Age (L’Âge d’Or) – Feature Film Review
‘May 1967. A penniless Franco-American producer meets an ambitious French theatre actress in Paris. Both desperate to change the world, they decide to embark on an artistic project together, ending up in a small village in the South of France: Saint-Tropez.’
I AM NORMAN – Short Film Review
A man living in his car takes a filmmaker into the woods to share a dark secret.
IRL: In Real Life – Feature Film Review
Ian finally meets his idea of a perfect date online, but when will they be able to finally meet in person?
