In a New England fishing village, a fisherman suffers from visions of his wife who went missing 25 years earlier. With her disappearance remaining a mystery, law enforcement tries to work with the few clues that they have left in Uncanny Harbor. [Read more...]
Charlie McStean is a struggling stand-up comic searching for laughs but can only find booze, drugs, fast food and depression. Here is the Screen Critix review of Funny Fat Guy. [Read more...]
An Existential Neo-Noir loosely adapted from Charles Brockden Brown’s 1799 novel Edgar Huntly, or Memoirs of a Sleepwalker. Here is our review of Daniel Kremer’s nearly 3-hour independent epic Overwhelm The Sky. [Read more...]
Writer/director Nicholas Bushman’s STRANGER IN THE DUNES follows the exploits of a troubled married couple who, while vacationing at an isolated beach property, receive an unexpected visit from an old friend. [Read more...]
We take a look at the new independent feature film My Stretch of Texas Ground by director Erich Kemp. Check out our review after the jump. [Read more...]
In the first Australian feature film to showcase ‘Auslan’ (Australian sign language), writer/director Davo Hardy plays a sensitive writer named Reuben, who grapples with a speech impediment, as his profoundly deaf boyfriend Derek provides strategies and support to restore his confidence. [Read more...]
A screenwriter writes a screenplay about a group of friends writing a screenplay in the independent feature film Around the Bed. [Read more...]
After returning from serving abroad, a soldier decides to visit all the bars of his hometown, where he meets many people from his past in the independent feature Repatriation. [Read more...]
After being left a home by her recently deceased grandma, Danielle finds herself living amongst some old ghosts of previous occupants in the film The October Flowers. [Read more...]
A small family of travellers find themselves surrounded by trouble from the locals in the gritty British thriller Woodfalls. Check out our review. [Read more...]