Prolific filmmaker Philip Brocklehurst is back with another experimental short film, combining erotica, gel lighting expressionism, and torture porn. This is our review of Feel. [Read more...]
Feel (2019) short film review
Scrap (2019) short film review
After getting fired, young single mum Beth finds herself living in her car and struggling to hide her homelessness from her estranged brother Ben. Here is Screen Critix Review of director Leena Pendharkar and writer Vivian Kerr’s ‘Scrap’. [Read more...]
Tuesday Night Fever (2009) short film review
A middle-aged man dolls himself up like John Travolta and spends his Tuesday after work painting the town red. Here is our review of the micro-short comedy film Tuesday Night Fever. [Read more...]
The Voice Within (2019) short film review
As a child, Catherine endured years of sexual abuse at the hands of her father and grew up to develop a Dissociative Identity Disorder. During regular therapy sessions with her psychologist Anna, she is offered help and guidance to face her past and regain control from Angelina, a character who assumes control of her behavior, thoughts, and memories. Here is our review of The Voice Within. [Read more...]
I Dreaming (2019) short film review
A man finds himself lost in the empty streets on the other end of sleep. At first, he is alone but he is soon faced with a hostile entity who appears familiar despite hiding behind a mask. Here is our review of singer, songwriter and film director Martin Del Carpio’s short film I, Dreaming. [Read more...]
Green Cobra (2019) short film review
Green Cobra is a genre-bending story of a hit-man or ‘Life Ending Technician’ who, during a day on the job, details to a documentary film crew her rise to the top of a mostly male-dominated profession. Here is our review of director Sigurd Culhane’s new short Green Cobra. [Read more...]
Frontier (2019) short film review
Inspired by her favourite comic book Frontier, a young girl decides to run away from home and live a solitary life of adventure in the woods. Before long her own reality begins to blend with that of the comic book in the short film ‘Frontier’. [Read more...]
Alone in the Dark (2019) short film review
Philip Brocklehurst returns to Screen Critix with another effort, this time a surreal micro-short film entitled Alone in the Dark. Check out our review. [Read more...]
Funeral (2019) short film review
Four siblings come together to celebrate the life of their brother at his wake, where alcohol is drunk and some home truths are shared in the short film Funeral. Check out our review. [Read more...]
Safely To Shore (2019) short film review
After being found deep in the woods seemingly unable to recall her identity, a young girl and a self-harming prostitute cross paths to discover their mysterious connection to one another. Here is our review of Matthew R Ford’s Safely To Shore. [Read more...]