Aping – Short Film Review
“Based on one of the most controversial psychology experiments in history, five participants undergo a not so simple test of conformity.”
Tag: Short film
Amalgame – Short Film Review
In the days following the 2015 terrorist attacks in Paris, a young woman becomes torn between fear and reason.
Hayley – Short Film Review
A young flight attendant’s quick thinking almost saves the day but without the support of anyone else, her plan falls out of the sky.
Phantasmagoria | நிகழ் மாயை – Short Film Review
An aspiring director begins to lose his grip on reality as the quest to finish a script causes him drift into different levels of the multiverse.
Lion – Short Film Review
The harsh reality of child abuse is dragged into the light by a vicious counterattack. But are the Lion’s claws physical or psychological?
The Lost Treasure – Short Film Firsts
Tom Scott’s parents tragically die in a car crash but they return to him in the form of a letter which instructs him on the whereabouts of some buried treasure.
Significance By Michael Keane – Short Film Review
The discovery of an unusual phone leads to something more sinister.
Directed by and Starring Michael Keane.
Bellmouth – Short Film Review
‘Amy is taken on a camping holiday for her 15th Birthday by her Dad. The carefree days with her little brother soon give way to uncertain weeks. The shifting sands of the parent-child relationship reveals an uncertain foundation leaving Amy with a decision to make that’s best for her and her little brother.’
Cradle – Short Film Review
Returning from war overseas doesn’t mean the end of battle for young veteran, Will. He must now readjust to life as a father, a husband and a double amputee. ‘Cradle’ is written, directed and animated by the talented Devon Manney and deservedly won the Student Academy Award for Animation. It was also nominated for the Best Animated Short at the Oscars.
Stalker – Short Film Review
A young student takes a walk to clear his head. However even in the middle of nature, we are still surrounded by technology. As sinister events begin to unfold, it is unclear whether Michael’s phone will be his saviour or his destroyer.
