3½ Stars

A man is coming back from the dead to ‘haunt’ his concubine – who actually killed him… This is one crazy yet tasty black comedy. The first thing that strikes you is the situation: the man’s ‘haunting’ is actually […]

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 are […]

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 profile, explores the […]

‘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 the public. ‘Made of Stone’ is […]

 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 funeral […]

‘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 love. […]

‘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 every […]

 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 conflict that arises […]

 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’s short could be just a narrative film or […]

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’t have been […]