Tag: short film
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Sundance 2022 Short Films – Reviews
As you know, this year’s Sundance Film Festival is being held virtually due to concerns around covid-19… again. But that’s a discussion for another time. Right now, let’s talk about the coverage we are going to be able to give you, which, owing to the methodology used to assign media credentials, means that the Visually…
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A Good Couple – Short Film
A Good Couple – Short Film 13 Minutes, Not Rated Written and Directed by Robert Gregson Synopsis: Julia is frustrated with the reality of who she’s dating and wishes she could actually be in love, but her relationship to love is complicated by the perfection she’s imagining. Although her boyfriend changes and she gets…
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Slamdance Film Festival Coverage No. 3
Well, life made sure I didn’t get to see every film on my Slamdance watch list, but there were some good ones. Here’s the last installment of films I managed to screen. Hopefully, next year will be more “normal” and that pesky “life” won’t get in the way as much. Narrative Taipei Suicide Story Director:…
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Slamdance Film Festival Coverage No. 2
What’s up, everyone? Who’s ready for more Slamdance films? Ready? Better be. Narrative A Brixton Tale Directors: Darragh Carey, Bertrand Desrochers Producers: Rupert Baynham, Dennis Gyamfi, Beau Rambaut Cast: Ola Oreyibi, Lily Newmark, Craige Middleburg, Jaime Winstone, Barney Harris, Dexter Padmore, Rose Kerr Synopsis: “Class and race relations come to a head in this gritty…
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Sundance Day 1 Report
Hey, everyone. It’s the morning of Day 2 of the 2021 Virtual Sundance Film Festival. Have a look as we report in: And please, if you like what we do, consider throwing a couple bucks our way to help us keep on entertaining you. Use this link:
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Lancaster Park – Short Film
Lancaster Park Short Film – Not Rated Directed by Lynda Reiss Written by John Craine Getting ready to hit the film festival circuit A while back (over 2 years… wow; where does the time go?), we did a review of a short film called Ready To Go, from director Lynda Reiss. We really enjoyed that…