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Category Archives: Reviews
Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark
Reviewer Jack Toye is shocked, but not for the right reasons…
Disposable Film Festival
Max Zeh finds out: On how many mediums can one produce a film?
Short Fusion: Dilating Time
One of the joys about attending a film festival is the act of discovery. Short films open a door to a wide range of talents otherwise ignored by mainstream audiences.
Citizen Kane
Jamie Brittain asks: Is it really true that no film has ever surpassed or even matched the quality of CITIZEN KANE?
Cartography of Loneliness
A look at abandonment, rejection and abuse, Cartography of Loneliness doesn’t shy away from the harsh realities of being a widow in the third world.
Cane Toads – The Conquest
Max Zeh reviews this 3D documentary about toads.
Calvet
Chris Stefanowicz looks at the story of Jean-Marc Calvet, the painter whose travels have taken him through the French foreign legion, the police force and private security for an American Mafioso.
Short Fusion: Let's Talk About Sex
Max Zeh reviews a compilation of five short films that deal with this delicate subject in very different, but boldly honest ways.
Late September
Evoking such introspective ensemble pieces as Woody Allen’s theatre-influenced September and, to some extent, the Danish family cacophony that was Festen, Jon Sanders’ latest film focuses on the intricate relationships and emotions shared amongst a group of people over the space of twenty-four hours.