Wilder Than Her is a fascinating study of the mental deterioration of not only a person’s mind but also a friend group after the sudden loss of a critical friend. Jessica Kozak’s horror-thriller takes...
The Shade is the type of horror film that makes you stand up and take notice of a filmmaker; Tyler Chipman’s debut is outstanding. It grips you as you witness the nightmarish struggle of mental illnes...
The J-Horror Virus is the type of documentary that you simply do not want to end. Broaching many interesting topics about the much-loved sub-genre, Sarah Appleton and Jasper Sharp engross you in their...
Amy Omar’s debut, Breaking Fast with a Coca-Cola, is an entertaining and importantly fresh look at cultural identity and the importance of friendship. You will fall in love with this film, an ut...
Anu is a smart but painful short film from Pulkit Arora that uses space to fantastic results. You mourn with Prabha Ravi’s titular character as she handles the challenge of quarantine with her g...
Absurd but great, AKIN tackles isolation from other people in a world growing increasingly distant from the idea of having a physical connection with another human, which may be what we all need in ou...
A History of the World According to Getty Images, is a film that makes your blood boil; content that should be in the public realm is pay-walled for no reason other than greed – a short that goe...
Peiqi Peng illustrates to heartbreaking effect the pain of realising where you stand with your family in her short film A Roadside Banquet. Her film will connect with many people who have encountered ...
An emotionally charged short, A Day in February is an empathetic, yet difficult watch from Klaas Diersmann. Daria Panchenko’s agonising performance sweeps you off your feet in a film that demand...
Door is a film that takes its time; it lures you in, and then bang, it explodes into this weird and wonderful piece of violence, unlike anything you could imagine. You will wonder how and why you were...