By Fergus Henderson. Four short takes on millennial living LA filmmaking group 20th Century Faux are freaked out by themselves, and the rest of us too. Member Will Blank’s previous short, Limbo, was a dreamlike piece of filmmaking, and evidently his collective believe that millennial life is equally phantasmagorical. These Faux
Denis Villeneuve’s Dune remake continues on its path to become the most star-studded movie of all time (seriously, at this point it must have outdone Tarantino’s Once Upon A Time in Hollywood… although I’m probably looking forward to that movie more). Like I said before, it sort of feels unfair
Screenwriter and director Hanna Bergholm’s new short film fuses elements of horror and fantasy with dance, puppetry and animation, creating an emotive, dark piece that pulls all the right strings. A lonely woman, longing for human contact, meets a strange man who reveals to her a dark and twisted secret
My immediate thoughts with regards to A Trip to the Moon are subtle disappointment that it isn’t the 1902 Georges Méliès short inspired by the work of Jules Verne. I have an admission to make, and it’s a little embarrassing considering I have the audacity to call myself a film
Mariama Diallo’s genre-bending horror/comedy ‘Hair Wolf’ triumphs in it’s quirky, absurdist take on issues of gentrification and cultural appropriation. Diallo has created a beautifully formed, hilarious and frightening comment on matters that are intrinsic in today’s society. In Hair Wolf, ‘white girl’ instagram culture takes on the form of a
