At times difficult viewing, but always mesmerising, Farewell My Concubine is a gorgeous, emotional tragedy of a film. From beginning to end, this is what cinema is about. Cheng Dieyi (Leslie Cheung) a...
Ride Baby Ride is a mean horror short that finds a great balance in inflicting sharp inhales from the audience. Sofie Somoroff has conjured up a fantastic short that affects you. A young mechanic gets...
A tension-filled 9-minute short film that you do not want to end, Dropping excels at keeping the audience in the dark as well as on their toes. RJ Collins’ film has a great concept that should b...
Despite having some great moments, Apocalypse Clown falters from being just too uneven throughout its unnecessarily long run time. However, Natalie Palamides is utterly fantastic and worth the ticket ...
There is an infuriating plausibility to the premise of Ryan Noufer’s The Hereafter that it makes you want to clench your fists and scream. While treading the world of corporate greed, a heartbre...
The emotionally impactful Dixieland has a simple premise but executes it so well, thanks to all-around great work. William Hellmuth’s short film pulls you in for those 14 brief minutes. Tony Tod...
Bilskådaren (The Car Spotter) is an utter delight from beginning to end. Martin Sandin has made a wonderful mockumentary that promises nonstop laughs. Peo loves spotting cars. It gives his everyday li...
Emmie Lichtenberg's fun directorial debut Complicated Order had the stars align with a pitch-perfect cast and a great concept. There is a whole lot to love about this comedy, making it an easy must-se...
Humo keeps its childlike gaze throughout its haunting depiction of life for a little boy in a concentration camp. Rita Basulto’s film is a beautifully told yet sad tale that will affect you. A b...
A painful yet stunning film, Christina Yoon’s Motherland emotionally flattens you. Tiffany Chu’s performance almost destroys you as her character tries to search for the truth about hersel...