Category: Film Review

Film Festivals, Film Review, Films

CIFF – Colton Mastro’s DELIVERY is a well-crafted film that won’t leave your mind long after the credits roll

Whether you are a thriller lover or not you need to watch “Delivery” which is co-directed by Colton Mastro and Eric Jackowitz. The story follows whom we think is a harmless delivery boy Charlie who although looks sweet and innocent is actually dark, sinister and a little creepy. Behind those hazel eyes lies a deep dark secret. Watch the trailer here Colton and Eric have … Continue reading CIFF – Colton Mastro’s DELIVERY is a well-crafted film that won’t leave your mind long after the credits roll

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Film Festivals, Film Review, Films

CIFF – FULL PICTURE is an eye-opening documentary short that will make you question your own unconscious bias

The documentary short “Full Picture” is truly eye-opening! Thankfully this film could not have come at a better time, we are well out of lockdown, covid is finally passing as well as the grey clouds. We have a fresh bright new outlook and appreciation for life. One thing we have adopted since the Covid era are zoom meetings, which has created a barrier to being … Continue reading CIFF – FULL PICTURE is an eye-opening documentary short that will make you question your own unconscious bias

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Awards Season, Film Review, Films

BAFTA’s 2022 – Sam H. Freeman and Ng Choon Ping’s FEMME starring Paapa Essiedu will blow you away!

Sam H. Freeman and Ng Choon Ping’s “Femme” takes a traditionally testosterone-drenched genre and flips it, reimagining the darker edge of London’s nightlife through a queer lens. It was born of their love for the crime-thriller genre, but also – as queer artists – out of feeling excluded from it. This topical film premiered at the Oscar-Qualifying SXSW, alongside the London Film Festival and took … Continue reading BAFTA’s 2022 – Sam H. Freeman and Ng Choon Ping’s FEMME starring Paapa Essiedu will blow you away!

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BAFTA 2022 – Ross White and Tom Berkley’s ROY starring David Bradley is the glimmer of hope we all need

Roy follows the story of a lonely widower played by David Bradley (After Life) who is deprived of human interaction. He spends his days going through the phone book cold calling strangers in hopes to have a brief moment of companionship. We as humans thrive off interaction, meeting people on a daily basis whether it be a brief conversation whilst you buy a coffee or … Continue reading BAFTA 2022 – Ross White and Tom Berkley’s ROY starring David Bradley is the glimmer of hope we all need

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Dale Resteghini’s Live-Action Short Film CRACKA – Review

Dale Resteghini, better known as Rage, is a music video director, film director and record producer. With his latest film Cracka, a present-day white supremacist is mysteriously transported back into an alternate past where African Americans rule the land and whites are enslaved. Sometimes people cannot understand or relate to a struggle or an injustice unless they’ve experienced it. This is whereCracka comes in. Dale Resteghini … Continue reading Dale Resteghini’s Live-Action Short Film CRACKA – Review

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