Reviews of the short films in Norwich Film Festival’s ‘Women In Film’ strand which shows an array of female-directed shorts.
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NIGHTSTREAM REVIEW: Isolation and Paranoia Unravel Reality in ‘Bleed With Me’ (2020)
With her feature film debut, writer/director Amelia Moses delivers a psychologically complex film very much aware of its place in the horror cabin trend. Both embracing and subverting the promise of its setting, Bleed With Me (2020) offers an unsettling atmosphere that expands far beyond the confines of a screen.
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LFF REVIEW: ‘Supernova’ (2020) Shines Bright with Glowing Performances
Supernova is a tender, devastatingly gorgeous road trip, brooding with introspection.
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NYFF REVIEW: ‘I Carry You With Me’ (2020) Tenderly Examines the Price of the American Dream
More than a love story, I Carry You With Me (Te Llevo Conmigo) (2020) tells an immigrant tale of longing and sacrifice. With immense empathy for its characters, this film probes at the myth of the American dream and revels in the melancholy its premise promises.
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LFF REVIEW: ‘Honeymood’ (2020) Takes Viewers on a Journey to Nowhere
What could have been a fun-filled adventure ends up being a meandering journey through meaningless plot points.
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LFF REVIEW: ‘The Disciple’ Explores the Importance of Musical Culture
The Disciple wants you to look back at your own traditions and disciplines
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REVIEW: Cell Adore Film Festival showcases the finest in short filmmaking talent
It’s clear that filmmaking talent is plentiful in the debut of Cell Adore Film Festival 2020
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Cell Adore Film Festival: The perfect online festival for a lockdown
A film festival for all your self-isolation needs – Cell Adore Film Festival is entirely online and free. Running from April 10 – 12.
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FESTIVAL REVIEW: Fractured Visions 2019
Last year Cardiff got a new genre festival to add to its growing collection of annual film gatherings. 2018’s Fractured Visions was a small, scrappy affair, built on a glut of great programming that rewarded audiences who love their gore and horror. Returning this year in 2019, the festival takes a step up in ambition,…
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Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival 2019 Festival Highlights
Now in its thirteenth year, the Iris Prize Film Festival returned to Cardiff earlier this October, and is the world’s largest LGBT+ short film award. International and inclusive, unapologetic and eclectic, Iris provides a platform for a staggeringly diverse range of voices and stories that remain underrepresented and underserved by mainstream cinema. Here are a…
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