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.
Tag: Short Film Review
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?
Change of Course – Short Film Review
An experimental manifesto based on modern issues.
Great Asphyxiations – Short Film Review
Two sociopaths’ lives are thrown into disarray when one of them commits a surprise murder.
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.
Upstate Story – Feature Film Review
Ellis Martin crawls through the week with only the thought of the weekend to keep him going. He desperately wants a new job but his attempts to find new employment seem to be going nowhere.
Men I Trust – Medium Length Film Review
A meditation on love and loss over a period of decades. Two sisters and a spouse wrestle with love and loss, finding hope in unexpected places.
His Hands – Short Film Review
An encounter between two men, separated by age and outlook, takes many unusual and erotically charged turns.
