Jasmine J. Johnson’s Inner Demons is an obscenely effective horror that delves into the inner turmoil of depression. The film’s storytelling is so effective that it draws you in from the first f...
Alien: Romulus is an entertaining, anxiety-inducing film that, at times, feels too caught up in trying to be nostalgic for its own sake. However, when it tries to be its own film, it becomes a thrilli...
A devastating, ambient dream of a short film, Martin Klapperbein’s Wake is a divine piece of filmmaking that stands out with just how hauntingly gorgeous it is. The collaboration between Klapper...
A grim, tension-filled drama, River of Grass exudes atmosphere from filmmaker Derek Magyar, leaves you gripped. You are never allowed to get comfortable as we venture down this nightmare for the traum...
Shouting at the Sea is a beautifully tender film by Benjamin Verrall. Full of melancholy and affection, both Harry Michell and Maddie Rice are not just impressive but deeply authentic in their perform...
Adam J. Graves’s short film Anuja is a touching drama about two orphaned sisters trying to make the best of life despite their deprived situation. Graves stings us with hard doses of reality thr...
Will I See You Again? is a striking and refreshing tug at the heartstrings film. Michael Perez-Lindsey’s film is an empathetic glance at loss, lost love, sexuality, and spirituality. It is an ex...
Wendi Tang’s Fishtank is a film that hooks you in with an odd premise but becomes a thoughtful and engaging exploration into a person’s life as they battle their own demons. Fantastic from...
Danielle Baynes’s The Dog is a powerfully effective glance at the mental health struggles of veterinarians. Kate Walsh is devastating as our beleaguered vet in this short film that you will not ...
Infinite Summer is rife with unique ideas and moments but never brings anything of substance to the table. Filled with ideas that could make you stand up and take notice, it squanders them to be too o...