4 Stars

 BECAUSE OF THE SPOILERS IN THIS REVIEW WE STRONGLY ADVISE TO WATCH THE FILM FIRST.   In this short documentary, director Carme Puche is trying to outline the personality of American scientist Lynn Margulis. The director intelligently uses testimonials […]

 BECAUSE OF THE SPOILERS IN THIS REVIEW WE STRONGLY ADVISE TO WATCH THE FILM FIRST.   Directors Shannon Kohli and Michelle Brezinski place their short film story in medieval times during the bubonic plague – called the Black Death […]

 BECAUSE OF THE SPOILERS IN THIS REVIEW WE STRONGLY ADVISE TO WATCH THE FILM FIRST.   When a couple moves in a new home the apparition of a new person will push their relation to the edge, testing it. […]

‘Node‘ is a short film about the simple life of the inhabitants of a fishermen village in the middle of a lake. Don’t get fooled though, director Engin Poyraz made out of ‘Node’ one of the most poetic films […]

Contemporary people are natural born consumers. They want to taste everything, they want to consume everything, they want to own everything. They don’t know how to stop and there is nobody capable to teach them that. They will simply […]

An ill man in the terminal phase spends his last night in a row of delirious and contradictory feelings, imagining himself next to his sleeping wife to whom he hasn’t told about his condition.   ‘Insomnio‘ is a powerful psychological short […]

 BECAUSE OF THE SPOILERS IN THIS REVIEW WE STRONGLY ADVISE TO WATCH THE FILM FIRST.   Director Maria Askedal serves us one of the shortest films in our festival so far and one of the most interestingly screened ideas: […]

How would you feel about online dating? Is it ok? Is it healthy? Is it fake? Would you try it? What is online dating after all? Well… online dating is a wonderful short documentary by Oscar Nilsson. As the […]

This is one trip to the childhood land that director Djurdjija Radivojevic invites us on.   Marco is the only child in the village he lives in. So it is hard for him to be overlooked or to escape from […]

  Having our festival run monthly, a vast array of films and subjects are brought to our attention – some of them more popular, some of them less encountered.     Now, ‘Finger Painting’ sure is a rare kind […]