The Sanctity of Faith (2025) short film review
In the wake of the devastating Palisades fires, acclaimed filmmaker Stacey Stone and long-time collaborator Diane Mellen return with a short yet deeply moving video, The Sanctity of Faith.
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Art (2024) short film review
The second documentary in director Stacey Stone and her producing partner Diane Mellen’s look at people who currently live free in California. This is Art.
Kenny (2024) short film review
A true story about a homeless 72-year-old man unapologetically living free his entire life, this is director Stacey Stone and
The Nona (2023) film review
A documentary showcasing the remarkable journey and career of successful American actress Edith Fields, this is Stacey Stone’s The Nona.
The Ranger & The Backpack (2022) short film review
Screen Critix regulars, producer Diane Mellen and director Stacey Stone give us a computer-generated animation set just after a war and based on a true story by writer Anthony Cesario. Here is our review of The Ranger & The Backpack.
Toxic Sh!t (2021) film review
In a small American city, innocent people and children are facing deadly health issues because of deception, disinformation, and corporate greed taking precedence over the health and safety of everyday citizens.
The Golden Rule (2021) film review
Highlighting the Santa Susana nuclear meltdown and how it affected the residents that were close by to it, Stacey Stone and Diane Mellen return with another enthralling documentary. This is The Golden Rule.
Jack (2019) short film review
Favourites here at Screen Critix, Stacey Stone and Diane Mellen return with another short documentary, this time focusing on a
Forever Under Siege (2017) review
The latest entry in Stacey Stone’s documentary series on Post Traumatic Stress Disorder; we review the hard-hitting Forever Under Siege.
Gander: America’s Hero Dog (2017) short film review
A documentary short film that introduces the world to a true hero – a service dog named Gander. We review
The Man Behind 55,000 Dresses (2014) short film review
Get to learn about Paul Brockman and his strange obsession in the short documentary “The Man Behind 55,000 Dresses”. Review