Sarah (Nicole Brydon Bloom) has just moved into a new apartment in L.A., having career aspirations and finally setting out on her own. She’s estranged from her father (Alan Blumenfeld) who calls, belittling her choices and suggests she just gives up on her pipe dream. Undeterred by her father’s passive
By Alex Purnell. An intriguing who-done-it crime story with grizzly twists and turns, Innocence tells the daring story of care home patient Dylan (Tommy Jessop), a young man who has Down syndrome, as he is relentlessly questioned over the mysterious death of worker Micheal (Richard Glover). The film profoundly questions
As a family accepts the eldest son’s wife into their home, their lives are upended as this beautiful, loving woman affects each member of the household in different ways. Essentially an homage to Yasujirō Ozu’s family dramas, Abnormal Family takes numerous elements (from dialogue to framing, movement and visuals) to subvert
A journalist attempts to find his missing fiancee and uncovers the truth behind a sinister folklore that leads him down a dark and dangerous road. Right from the opening scene of Blood Myth, I got a really weird and gross feeling in my stomach. A feeling that told me that I shouldn’t
By Alex Purnell. The story of Bill begins with a widow drinking a mysterious concoction in front of an image of her deceased husband, with the hope that this form of black magic her loved one will come back to her. Filmed in a single day and self-funded by directorial duo Dan Gitsham
