The World is Full of Secrets
THE WORLD IS FULL OF SECRETS is an interesting debut feature and it manages to relay a whirlpool of subtle lessons within its constrained technical approach. Steph Brown reviews.
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The Beach Bum
THE BEACH BUM is an interesting insight into Korine’s development as an equivocal filmmaker, and while THE BEACH BUM is more restrained than its aesthetic demands, there is a hypnotic quality that lingers into the credits. Steph Brown reviews.
Ladyworld
Within LADYWORLD Kramer has succeeded in breaking through the walls of expressive cinema, nonconformist cinema, and in some respects feminist cinema; but the film has failed to fully break through the forth wall. Steph Brown reviews.
A Dog Barking At The Moon
Xiang Zi’s poignant drama A DOG BARKING AT THE MOON digests the dyad of traditionalism and identity. Stephanie Brown reviews art SQIFF 2019.
Emma Peeters
Nicole Palo’s stamp on dark comedy is well-defined and bravely unique. Stephanie Brown reviews.
Here Comes Hell
FrightFest never fails to illuminate the creative genius of the horror genre, and it also provides a glowing platform for new filmmakers. Jack McHenry may only have one feature to his name, but the aesthetic brilliance within his debut film HERE COMES HELL pays captivating tributes to the vintage eras of Hammer House, Tourneur’s Noir, … Continue reading Here Comes Hell
Socrates
Alexandre Moratto’s feature SOCRATES resounds a compelling and refreshing insight. Stephanie Brown reviews.