Short Films

Three minutes and 28 seconds. That is all the time James Livitski needs to establish a character, turn the delivery […]

There is something enduringly appealing about stories in which a group of children discover that something they love is about

There is something rather brave about attempting to tell a complete and emotionally meaningful story in little more than three

History has a habit of preserving the names of the people who lead movements while allowing those living alongside them

Old Swan Films are no strangers to the pages of Screen Critix, having previously brought us a number of impressive

It is easy to think of data as something abstract, a collection of numbers and information existing somewhere beyond our

There are occasions when a short film establishes its identity almost immediately, and Darragh Hynes’ Unveiled certainly falls into that

The theatre can be a place of transformation, but it can also create an uncomfortable imbalance between those desperate for

The opening image of Molly immediately tells us that writer-director Darius Shu has an eye for the unusual. Inside a

“After dinner I sit by the window, watching. It’s been going on for months now.” Those opening words immediately establish

The moment a child first truly understands death can be surprisingly difficult to define. It does not necessarily arrive through

There are subjects that do not require a feature-length running time to leave an impression. Kelly Lynn Warren’s Shame lasts