Festival Reviews
‘The Perfect Tomato’ Review: A Bittersweet Mexican Short Film About Accepting Old Age
Aging is probably one of the scariest things about life. One day you are full of youth, vigor, and the power to fulfill your...
‘Celebration’ Review: Meditative Croatian Survival Drama Doubles As Commentary On Fascism
This hellhole that we call Earth has been plagued by countless forms of fascism and war since the dawn of time. Among the earliest...
‘Into The Bloo’ Review: Docu Short On Lagoona Bloo Is A Tale Of Resilience And Perseverance
Something that’s not talked about when it comes to reviewing movies is that it’s an educational process. The common misconception is that critics have...
‘The Other Side Of The Mountain’ Review: Does Not Hit The Stride, But The Effort Put In It Is Admirable
Even though I have always lived in the same city, I have moved as many as six times in less than thirty years. There...
‘A Good Day Will Come’ Review: Sia Alipour Is Riveting In Iranian Short Film About Wrestling & Protests
The whole world is probably going through one of the most politically volatile times in the history of humankind. Several countries are openly committing...