Baggage (2026) short film review
A woman is drawn into a strange and haunting world as she searches for something deeply personal in Deb Ethier’s […]
A woman is drawn into a strange and haunting world as she searches for something deeply personal in Deb Ethier’s […]
A group of sisters attempt to break free from a rigid and suffocating world in Hooroo Jackson’s groundbreaking artificial intelligence
A mother’s perfect Thanksgiving begins to unravel in spectacular fashion when tradition, pressure and family collide in Karl Ryan Erikson’s
A disturbing and deeply thought provoking documentary explores one of the most unthinkable crimes imaginable, when a parent takes the
Romantic films often follow familiar patterns, but Wait List: A Love-ish Story takes a slightly different path by leaning into
There’s something immediately attention-grabbing about The OG Bootcamp. On paper, a mockumentary centred around long-term relationships and sexual communication might
Short films often live or die by how quickly they can establish intrigue, and The Runner wastes very little time
Family dinners can be stressful at the best of times. Add cultural expectations, protective parents, and a nervous boyfriend meeting
Independent filmmaking often comes down to determination. When budgets are limited and crews are small, passion tends to drive the
Independent filmmaking is often driven by ambition rather than resources. Filmmakers gather their friends, a camera, and a story they
Independent cinema often thrives on stories about families trying to survive difficult circumstances, and No Room For Love brings that
Faith-based comedies can be a tricky balance. Lean too heavily into preaching and you risk losing the laughs. Lean too