Adel – Short Film Review

After several years working as a high fashion model, Adel begins to question her surroundings and sense the absurdity of her situation. To ease her mind, she uses her imagination to justify the farcical requests she is faced with.

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Bal Des Ardents (Ball of the Burning Men) – Short Film Review

Reimagining the historical event, Ball of the Burning Men (aka Bal Des Ardents), a cocktail waitress takes a trainee under her wing at a masquerade jazz bar in Chinatown.

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She’s Not Your Type – Short Film Review

Barry’s friends meet his girlfriend for the first time. Over the course of their double date, they become more and more convinced that she simply isn’t his type.

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Mickey Hardaway – Short Film Review

A young sketch artist visits a renowned psychiatrist as his life begins sprawling out of control after years of physical and verbal abuse has taken a toll on him.

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Occurrence at Mills Creek – Feature Film Review

Haunted by the death of her sister, a young woman’s reality erodes as she is plagued by a darkness hidden in her family’s past.

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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.

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