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Bent (2018) short film review

Carl Burgess / September 12, 2018

Two police officers are investigated by internal affairs following a bloody drugs bust in Chris Esper’s latest short film Bent.

Carl Burgess / September 5, 2018

Greta is a young girl with her whole life ahead of her and a few decisions to make in the

Carl Burgess / August 17, 2018

In the wake of their Fathers death, two estranged siblings begin a journey of self-discovery. When family responsibility conflicts with

An elderly widow must overcome her fear of falling and descend the stairs of her beach-front property in order to

Tom’s day starts bizarrely in the short comedy film Mulk from David Esposito. Check out our review right after the

Chris Esper returns with his latest short film Imposter, a look at people from all walks of life who suffer

The second episode in a web-series the revolves around a vegetarian vampire, we review Fruit Bat II from writer/director Alex

Shakespeare’s most famous tragedy, Macbeth, is given a modern movie makeover by Director Joston Theney and his co-writers and stars

Katelyn is surprised and angered after she realises she is just a character within a movie whose life is being

After a recent mental breakdown, a social outcast named Luke has trouble reassessing his life and getting it back on

Suffering from a rare condition, Nicola is forced to face her fears when her home is invaded in the short

A mishmash of puppets, pixels, stop motion and live action stock footage, Austrian director Johannes Grenzfurthner gives us an insight