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Film reviewRedlight District Bar
Night, city lights, a girl runs desperately down a street like being chased. A nice 90’s movies mood with well done travelling and a well chosen street. Good actors too; despite some of them not seeming professional they
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Film reviewThe Greatest Show On Earth
You’d never think the person that hides behind a clown would be more than a funny and sometimes even a ridiculous person. However, ' The Greatest Show On Earth ', a ‘backstage’ documentary about clown psychology and job
Film reviewHeroes
Unpretentious, produced with minimal resources and probably with a minimal team, ‘ Heroes ’ will deceive anyone at a first glance, where it will be very hard to guess where it’s going. Then, it will almost become absurd
Film reviewMade of Stone
' Made of Stone ' is a student-like film, unpretentious but beautiful. There are films that impress through their technical achievement and there are films that impress through the idea and the emotion they transmit to t
Film reviewThe Dancing Prawns
THIS REVIEW MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS. WE STRONGLY ADVISE THAT YOU WATCH THE FILM FIRST. ' The Dancing Prawns ' is a short story about a young Asian daughter returning home to assist her mother’s wedding, but she assist her f
Film reviewNo Love Lost
Many worlds collide in Shekhar Bassi’s ‘ No Love Lost ’. You won’t know what to think at first but many questions will arise by the end of the film. Personal identity in context with religion, personal beliefs and open b
Film reviewSpammer
BECAUSE OF THE SPOILERS IN THIS REVIEW WE STRONGLY ADVISE TO WATCH THE FILM FIRST. We’ve all confronted ourselves with this 20th century nuisance called spam. Sanj Surati and John Iwasz’s film ‘Spammer’ brings to front t
Film review1500 Words
' 1500 Words ' is a brilliant comedy by Andrew Chaplin. The cinematography is good, the actors are great and the humour a little cynical but nonetheless tasty. It rarely happens nowadays that a comedy has subtile layers
Film reviewThe Last Act
Director Dina Duma exhibits a little of the classic directors’ lyrism in the wonderful war drama ‘ The Last Act ’. The film is beautifully directed and filmed, the actors act remarkable, and both the costumes and sets co
Film reviewLight Stand-In
' Light Stand-In (Doublure Lumière) ', a short by director Alexandre Triaca is kind of a strange film but not in a bad way and neither is it in an experimental way. It delivers quite well the sentiment of uneasiness in l
Film reviewA Few Days With You
‘ A Few Days With You ’ is a film about the power of confession, about the refusal to communicate out of own 'troubleshooting' and about loneliness. Strange combination of the three that we very often run into and that e
Film reviewUnspoken
THIS REVIEW MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS. WE STRONGLY ADVISE THAT YOU WATCH THE FILM FIRST. ' Unspoken ' …an experimental film by Yunqing Fu. Like most experimental films this one too tends to be impenetrable. There could be man
Film reviewExecutive Kong
THIS REVIEW MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS. WE STRONGLY ADVISE THAT YOU WATCH THE FILM FIRST. ' Executive Kong ' is a short comedy. It is quite clear that director Phillip White chooses to particularly highlight not only the confl
Film reviewThe Audition
THIS REVIEW MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS. WE STRONGLY ADVISE THAT YOU WATCH THE FILM FIRST. ' L’Audition (The Audition) ' by Jean-Francois Morin. A wonderful short film with simple yet beautiful choreography. Jean-Francois Morin
Film reviewDarker
When we first saw Alex Torres’ ' Darker ' we thought: ‘kind of a student-like film!’ and ‘what’s wrong with the main actor? Couldn’t he find a better face?’. While we were rather right about our first thought, we couldn’
Film reviewLife on Water
Rafiqfuad Yarahmadi sure has the talent of a documentarist. His unpretentious ‘Life on Water’ is a very simple documentary with some very nice shots here and there but simple as it may be it really reaches for your heart
Film reviewThere's no more roast
' There's no more roast ' is a music video directed by Andrea Di Bartolo. We aren’t going to comment on the song or anything connected to it, but we have to mention that the video is quite nice for a music video. First o