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He Calls Them All By Name
Since modern times, many people have seen in God either an absurd idea or a burden that limits so much our own freedom that it would be useless to believe in the force of a whimsical puppeteer. But how unbearable is, in
Film reviewThe Death of Ian Hall
It is not very clear why the theme of brutal old age has long been a kind of taboo in universal cinema. Perhaps because the average age of the general public had persuaded filmmakers that the emotional problems or crises
Film reviewMy Saviour
‘ My Saviour ’ is a movie about love, trust, and faith; a story of a woman, troubled by the people around her, who finds comfort in the hands of a total stranger who seems to be the answer to all of her questions… or so
WinnersBest of May 2018
See the May List May-June Feature Film Winners FILM OF THE MONTH NOMINEES Winner: Amber 2nd Film of the Month: Shelter 3rd Film of the Month: The Dormant Season TRAILER OF THE MONTH NOMINEES Winner: Quantum Run 356 STUDE
WinnersBest of March-April Feature 2018
See the March films See the April films Short film nominees & winners BEST FEATURE FILM NOMINEES Winner: The 12 2nd Place: Jamaica Man 3rd Place: The Circle
Film reviewIncomplete
The other's loss in an accident and the feeling of guilt plus the pain of the emotional and physical emptiness are the central themes of ' Incomplete ' that render this drama using the relationship between two sisters. W
Film reviewSilent Night
Modern urban mythology that feeds from complementary fictional worlds populated by emblematic characters for the collective imaginary, such as Santa Claus, Sandman or Bogeyman, is a constant of our present existence. Thi
Film reviewThe Circle
‘ The Circle ’ is a movie about addiction, about drugs, and about how life can be changed in the blink of an eye only by using the wrong substances at the wrong time. The documentary begins with a couple of scenes where
Film reviewRetrocausal
In ‘ Retrocausal ’, time is relative, and with time, history also becomes relative. There is this main story that is unveiling in front of you, but as you engage with it, other stories are unveiling on the other side, ha
Film reviewHoly Spirit
“Jesus comes from Bavaria!” – now try saying that out loud without laughing, because we certainly couldn't after watching ‘ Holy Spirit ’. Mike Baran’s feature film was a surprise for us all the more so after
Critique reviewMasterpiece
Critique reviewHe Calls Them All By Name
Film reviewGoing AWOL
When the age of the protagonists doesn’t exceed eighteen years, we are already in a cinematic area with a strong emotional impact, all the more when these youngsters face reclusion or draconian discipline which inevitabl
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WinnersBest of April 2018
See the April List March-April Feature Film Winners FILM OF THE MONTH NOMINEES Winner: He Calls Them All By Name 2nd Film of the Month: The Death of Ian Hall 3rd Film of the Month: Don't Leave Me TRAILER OF THE MONTH NOM
Screenplay winnersFebruary-March 2018
Screenplay competition (FEBRUARY-MARCH EDITION) February-March Edition Winner Stuck With You by Robert T. McDorman Winners (3) Stuck With You by Robert T. McDorman ( First Place ) Don by Alberto Battistutti ( Second Plac
Film reviewWhales
We have become so accustomed to living in an artificial world that we often come to misinterpret the attitudes of those around us who shatter the norms of the conventional social label. Attacking a delicate emotional tra
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Film reviewBye Bye Virgins
The acceptance of others is not an easy thing, all the more so since the "criteria" that underpin the social groups you want to adhere to are far from being based on sincerity and deep mutual understanding. Exploring wit