Hurt (season 2) review
Hurt, the series that tackles subjects such as suicide and depression, is back with a second season. Here is our review of Hurt Season 2.
Hurt, the series that tackles subjects such as suicide and depression, is back with a second season. Here is our review of Hurt Season 2.
A film star struggles to come to terms with the death of his fiancee and turns to the bottle in the feature drama Never Any Blue by Charles Curtice.
Amid a cold January at the Screen Critix offices, anticipation is building as we unveil the deserving recipients of The Screen Critix Awards for January.
A single father is forced to come to terms with his child’s gender identification in the independent feature film Two Lives in Pittsburgh.
An African man stranded at a rural U.S. gas station seeks to get to the airport before his flight home departs. This is the short film Maison.
Suffering from a chronic illness, Riley starts to reach her breaking point in the moving short film Invisible by Ryan Nunes.
A mother tells a bedtime story to her son about the father he has never met in the surreal short film Life’s Design by James Dubbeldam.
A man wakes up in a bedroom that features a walk-in wardrobe containing just four outfits. The four outfits each tell a story from his past in the short film LIFE Happens.
Two old friends spend a day together in Brighton where they try to have fun and forget about their individual problems in the short film inspired by French New Cinema Sous Le Courant.
A widow employs and gives shelter to an eccentric housemaid in the truly independent film Lady Governess by sixteen-year-old filmmaker Tito Wiley.
Following a difficult break-up, a despondent woman finds solace in the simple joys of a slice of toast. This is the short film Toast.
After finding an incredible tree that grants wishes, an aging widower must decide between helping a poverty-stricken family or wishing for his deceased wife to return in the short drama The Wish.