A grieving young man discovers a way to travel to a parallel universe to locate his partner who was killed in an accident in writer/director Hamish Robertson’s LGBTQ-themed sci-fi short film A Trillion Miles West Of Bradford.
After a deadly virus is unleashed upon the world, a lonely man contemplates ending his life in Philip Brocklehurst’s short film The Virus.
After catching wind of valuable prohibition-era whiskey hidden on an island, Thomas Waters embarks on a quest for liquid gold and ends up on the priceless adventure of a lifetime. This is Kalani Hubbard’s modern adventure film Plunder Quest.
A Mon refugee village in Thailand holds bare-knuckle boxing matches that enables youngsters to win cash prizes. This is our review of director Tate Zandstra’s documentary Mon Boxing.
Based on the true story of artist Cristian Fredrick, The Masterpiece takes us from the depths of despair to the triumph of the will. Here is our review of writer/director Paul Myzia’s award-winning short film.
An apprehensive young man moves into university halls, and the sudden feeling of isolation forces him into an argument with his older brother about identity, love, and the repression of dreams in Oscar Wenman-Hyde’s feature film Cycles.
As a husband and wife begin to prepare dinner for their family of three, we are invited to sit down and join them as tensions begin to rise. Here is our review of writer/director Lukas Steinmaier’s black comedy of family manners, Sunday Roast.
A woman, alone on a beach, performs an interpretative dance in the short film Into Unbrokenness by Emma Holbrook. Check out our thoughts.
A field technician is sent out to a creepy old house to fix a home support device that is apparently turning itself on in the middle of the night in Blake Vaz’s horror short L.U.N.A.
After the death of their father, two brothers discover that he was connected to a legendary and iconic artist named Hetty Entwistle. Putting their differences aside, the brothers come together with a documentary film crew to track down Hetty’s lost masterpiece in The Freedoms.
A mysterious phenomenon occurs during a video call between two friends that ultimately leads to death. Here is our review of Writer/Director Thomas Burke’s micro-short horror, SHC: Freak Accident.
Set in the interrogation room of a fictional Louisiana Police Station, two local detectives question different suspects to get to the bottom of a number of different Homicides. Here is Screen Critix Review of Tales from The Murder Room.
