Shot in stark black and white, In the Dark is a wordless short film exploring mental health through a deeply personal lens.
[Read more…]Vigilant (2025) short film review
A surreal short that shows clips of an unnamed assassin killing a group of individuals, we check out the short film Vigilant by Philip Brocklehurst.
[Read more…]Forsaken (2024) short film review
In co-director and writer Philip Brocklehurst’s micro-short horror film Forsaken, a young man is haunted by a forsaken soul. Here is our review of Philip and his brother Malcolm’s film.
[Read more…]Valerie (2024) short film review
Philip Brocklehurst’s latest short film, “Valerie,” invites viewers into a reflective journey as a man grapples with the aftermath of a recent breakup, contemplating the trajectory of his life.
[Read more…]Eternity – Alexander Sharoglazov Version (2024) review
We take another look at Philip Brocklehurst’s short film about the cycle of life, only this time it’s the Alexander Sharoglazov extended version. This is Eternity.
[Read more…]Eternity (2023) short film review
Philip Brocklehurst brings us a micro short film that takes a look at the endless cycle of life and death in the arty short film Eternity.
[Read more…]Release (2024) short film review
Philip Brocklehurst presents “Release,” a psychedelic micro short that delves into the theme of mortality through an intricate play of light and colour.
[Read more…]I Am The Wanderer – Director’s Cut (2019) review
Renowned filmmaker Philip Brocklehurst makes a compelling return to the screen with his latest short film, “I Am The Wanderer,” solidifying his standing as one of the most prolific contributors to Screen Critix.
[Read more…]The Virus (2022) short film review
After a deadly virus is unleashed upon the world, a lonely man contemplates ending his life in Philip Brocklehurst’s short film The Virus.
[Read more…]The Reflection (2020) short film review
A man stares into a mirror reflecting on his appearance, his life, and, of course, his reflection. Does he have a split personality or is he just himself? Here is our review of Philip Brocklehurst’s latest short film the psychological thriller Reflection. [Read more…]