The story of an activist from Verona who devoted his life and political journey to his communist ideals and decided to challenge the might of NATO. This is Tomaso Aramini and Rafqfuad Yarahmadi’s political documentary The Lost Shoes.
Tormented by her past for over 40 years, former WWII prisoner Francesca decides to break her silence and tell the truth about her life as a ‘comfort woman’ in Seayoon Jeong’s Breaking The Silence.
A workaholic TV news producer finds out he is dying and dedicates his remaining days to making a movie about the meaning of life for his estranged wife and their soon-to-be-born son. Here is our review of Dave Ash’s drama, Incompleteness Part One.
A Mexican woman risks her life to save her son by forcing a white American woman to drive them across the U.S./Mexican border. Here is our review of director and writer Ricardo Perez Selsky’s political thriller, Sin Fronteras.
The reclusive Dogstar functions with an undiagnosed case of autism. After falling in love with a sweet girl named Gabrielle, who herself is wrestling with an addiction, Dogstar must set upon a brave quest beyond the confines of his own room to find her.
Suburban drug dealer Dominic Willis tries to navigate through the COVID – 19 pandemic while carrying out his ultimate plan. Here’s is our review of writer/director Max Aguiar’s indie comedy, Veneer.
A down-on-his-luck ex-con returns to New York where he must face the harsh reality of everyday life and the people who haunt him from his past. This is E.B. Hughes’ crime drama The Long Way Back.
A man attempts to sabotage his ex-girlfriend’s chances of finding a new boyfriend in Simon Boisvert’s 2009 debut feature film 40 Is The New 20.
Two mismatched detectives investigate a series of mysterious midnight deaths, and while searching the first victim they discover a strange photograph that shows the next victim. We review director Jake Hunsicker’s supernatural thriller The Arrangement.
Struck by tragedy, a despondent writer finds his salvation through the ghosts of his past. This is our review of
Harvey has just found out his best friend has passed away, so to cope with his loss he does what he does best, and runs away. Here is Screen Critix Review of writer/director Aaron Carroll’s Australian comedy short Harvey.
A 29-year old man who refuses to grow up meets an old high school friend at a wedding and romance blossoms over their shared fear of adulthood in Guy Pigden’s romantic drama Older.
