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A Crude Injustice
On 20 April 2010, in the Gulf of Mexico, an oil drilling rig explodes, producing a number of casualties but also spilling industrial quantities of oil in the sea. After the disaster was contained, the associated corporat
Film reviewSilk City Falls
Looking back, we can all admit that the 90’s were great for cinematography. Many of the movies we love today and which became cult classics were made in that era, and every day, a new young director starts up with the pl
Film reviewHeadhunterz & KSHMR - Dharma
Dharma, a concept spanning its roots in Eastern culture, has many alternate interpretations and cannot be directly translated through one word. It can mean ‘cosmic law and order’, the path to righteousness, or simply the
Film reviewThe Death of Olivier Becaille
Olivier Bécaille, a stretcher bearer who has suffered from anxiety problems and a sickly nature from his early childhood, and has often contemplated death during his young life, ends up married to a beautiful girl, Margu
Critique reviewTRANCE
Film reviewCatch of the Day
‘Catch of the Day’ (Helfa’r Heli) opens with a beautiful sunrise on a Welsh coast, and a man staring longingly towards the breathtaking landscape that unfolds before him. His wife jokingly declares herself jealous given
WinnersBest of September 2017
See the September List September-October Feature Film Winners FILM OF THE MONTH NOMINEES Winner: The Return of The Train 2nd Film of the Month: To The Power of Ten 3rd Film of the Month: Ineffable TRAILER OF THE MONTH NO
PageBest of July-August Feature 2017
See the July films See the August films Short film nominees & winners BEST FEATURE FILM NOMINEES Winner: RCTV: El Silencio de la Dignidad 2nd Place: Genius Loci 3rd Place: Paris-Cannes-Orleans
Film reviewMemories from Huntingdon Hill
War, as a concept, is one which exclusively relates to and concerns the human race. While all other beings on Earth do what they must in order to ensure survival, humans fight each other for ideals which are not theirs t
PageFilm Voice Magazine
We’re delighted to introduce Film Voice : the magazine of independent filmmaking. The magazine is published yearly by BELIFF Film Fest London and brought to you in EXCLUSIVITY by TMFF. Handed out to all BELIFF Screening
Film reviewTill Sunset
And what if, one day, darkness will prevail? What should we do, or how will we cope with it? T.S. Eliot gave an interesting quote regarding this matter: “So the darkness shall be the light and the stillness the dancing
Film reviewBehold, Such Clown
When someone is terminally ill, not even the best doctors in the world can pull a miracle treatment out of the hat and magically heal the person in question. Therefore, with the certain knowledge that the short bit of ro
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WinnersBest of August 2017
See the August List July-August Feature Film Winners FILM OF THE MONTH NOMINEES Winner: The Death of Olivier Becaille 2nd Film of the Month: Catch of the Day 3rd Film of the Month: Jerkwater Town TRAILER OF THE MONTH NOM
Screenplay winnersJune-July 2017
Screenplay competition (JUNE-JULY EDITION) June-July Edition Winner Anh Sang by Barry J Brennessel Winners (3) Anh Sang by Barry J Brennessel ( First Place ) Zebra by Natalia Ossowska ( Second Place ) Dr. Needmore by Luc
Film reviewDay of Reckoning
Just about to party for his birthday, a grumpy war veteran refusing to have fun and enjoy the day, starts to have a vision of a mysterious young boy. Gideon van Eeden’s ' Day of Reckoning ' main character is haunted by a
Film reviewRusted Soul
In a not so bright future humans have disappeared due to a disease. The century is now inhabited by robots. It is how Elliot, one of the robots meets Mia - another machine surviving the apocalypse. As they make friends,
Film reviewFitzgerald
He gazes contemplatively at the picture of a little girl seemingly lost in the crowd looking at something. As reporters gather around fascinated by the same picture a question arises: ‘What is she looking at?’. The man’s
Film reviewE-delivery
Young Gul Cho’s ' E-delivery ' impresses from the first moment through the amount and quality of detail entailed by the computer generated graphic. Yes, believe it or not this is an animation. But it looks so real that i
Film reviewRincoman
Walking on the school’s hallway, Simone looks introverted and upset treading cautiously. When a couple of older boys show up behind him grabbing him and pushing him into the toilet, it all becomes clear: he is about to b