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Victor Goodview
Vincent Turturro's ‘ Victor Goodview ’ is one of the few stories about nihilism and decadence we’ve had in our festival in recent years. Based on a ground of filth and misery, Victor’s story follows the simple rules of l
Film reviewWhere there is too much light
The stories of unknown people are always fascinating for us, since the contexts we are confronted with can completely change the perception of our life. ' Where There Is Too Much Light ' is an intelligent short film that
Film reviewOccam
Even though the artistic register differs, ' Occam ' reminds somehow of Proust's famous madeleine. The big difference is that, if in the famous novel the main character accesses through the smell a quite inaccessible are
WinnersBest of September 2018
See the September List September-October Feature Film Winners FILM OF THE MONTH NOMINEES Winner: Far Away 2nd Film of the Month: The Casting of an Innocent Woman 3rd Film of the Month: Where There Is Too Much Light TRAIL
WinnersBest of July-August Feature 2018
See the July films See the August films Short film nominees & winners BEST FEATURE FILM NOMINEES Winner: Murder on the Reef 2nd Place: The Percy Harris Story 3rd Place: The History of Everything
Film reviewEditing Propaganda
It's hard to say whether ' Editing Propaganda ' is a short film about the essentials of the cinematic illusion concept or a project that unmasks the imposture of manipulation techniques orchestrated by those behind the c
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Film reviewSaving Green
' Saving Green ' is one of those complex animations that condense in a few minutes a dynamic, but quite brutal, narrative to address an adult audience, an attractive chromaticity and positive, delightful protagonist with
Film reviewThe Percy Harris Story
Brian Lutes never ceases to amaze us! Some time ago we’ve had the opportunity to see ‘Ming… Voice of Deception’, a heartbreaking story of a World War I veteran returning home and having great problems taking his old life
Film reviewOkhti
It has become certain that human nature will never change. Neither the whims of history nor the boldest literary projections have succeeded in seeing beyond the imperfect mechanism of the human soul, forcing us to resign
Film reviewAlmost Grownups Episode 2
Some people never grow up. Or maybe immaturity is a natural consequence of the middle age crisis. Anyway, beyond these debatable generalizations, it is certain that for comedy films of all time, one of the funniest typol
Film reviewPrisoners of Time
‘ Prisoners of Time ’ deals with a very important matter that crippled generations of most strong men: the post-traumatic disorder. PTSD is usually found in people that witnessed war or have other abusive memories th
Film reviewA Date with Shillelagh
We know that anything in this world has a price, but is fame worth all the necessary sacrifices? Inspired by the recent social phenomenon known as #metoo condemning sexual abuse against women, ' A Date with Shillelagh '
Film reviewKibbles
‘ Kibbles ’ follows a story that we are so very familiar with – the story of a man dealing with his own self and own insecurities, the story of the outcast trying his best to become one of the many. The story of David is
Film reviewThe Rats
Watching ' The Rats ', it's almost impossible not to think about all those pagan superstitions focused on the theme of death. Not accidentally, director Juha Rosma has accessed in his short film a popular ancestral imagi
Film reviewThe Dark Room
Death has always been a difficult and frightening subject, but there are few cases in the history of cinema depicting the tragedy of losing a loved one in such a magnetic manner. Inspired by the dark atmosphere of the Gr
WinnersBest of August 2018
See the August List July-August Feature Film Winners FILM OF THE MONTH NOMINEES Winner: Okhti 2nd Film of the Month: Occam 3rd Film of the Month: The Shroud TRAILER OF THE MONTH NOMINEES Winner: April STUDENT FILM OF THE
Screenplay winnersJune-July 2018
Screenplay competition (JUNE-JULY EDITION) June-July Edition Winner White Wolf, Black Wolf by Florence Nahon Winners (3): White Wolf, Black Wolf by Florence Nahon ( First Place ) Beatrice by Sophia Costanzo ( Second Plac
Film reviewLost in Apocalypse
One of the most common themes in horror movies in the past years is without any doubt the zombie apocalypse one. Even in literature, this subject went viral and each year one can easily fill tens of shelves with books on
Film reviewResilient
There are some unfortunate accidents that trigger the most unpredictable emotional and creative resources in the human soul, defying the apparent tragedy of destiny. Generally speaking, ' Resilient ' is a short film appr