Peaky Blinders has enjoyed a stellar run of five seasons to this point, and the fan base for the BBC show is only increasing. The show has gained cult-like status from fans around the world, with the trademark flat cap now a common fashion statement. [Read more...]
There is nothing better than binge-watching a must-see drama. However, the worst part about doing that is when you finally reach the end. Once you have finished, you need to wait for a prolonged amount of time for the next instalment to begin. [Read more...]
With no experience or training, Simon Boisvert embarks on a creative adventure of writing directing and producing self-financed micro-budget narrative films. Since his debut made six feature films. This documentary takes us on his journey through the good times and mostly the bad times of his career. [Read more...]
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...]
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...]
In a post-apocalyptic world, where humanity is hard to find, two strangers have to team up in order to face a new challenge. We review The Wolf Brothers’ new web series Cities In The Air. [Read more...]
Diggsy has always been in love with Suzette and after she breaks his heart by marrying another man a mysterious stranger offers him a key that opens doors into parallel universes where other versions of Suzette may love him back. We review director Motke Dapp’s high concept romantic comedy Another Version Of You. [Read more...]
A marriage is breaking down in Haston McLaren’s Scotland-set drama A Life in August. We take a look at the independent feature film after the jump. [Read more...]
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...]
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...]