“If you can’t dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bullshit.” W.C. Fields “Meshes of the After” is an “alternate reading” of a highly influential short film from 1943, Maya Deren and Alexander Hammid’s “Meshes… Meshes Of The After: Review

Insincerity breeds impotence – that’s what director Thomas Daneskov’s forest-fumbling crime caper Wild Men wants you to know, with its ensemble of flawed men who would rather quietly destroy themselves living a lie or escape… Wild Men: Review

When your life is intrinsically linked to death, what kind of life does it become? For some, it can be a livelihood, an inheritance, a reason to get up in the morning. For others, it… The Wake: Review

It Is In Us All: Review. By Daniel Pollock. What does death bring for us? Is it something profound that connects every living creature on Earth, or simply the final stop on the tour? And… It Is In Us All: Review

The concept of the double is nothing new in fiction – from Poe and Dostoyevsky in the 19th century to the more recent Paul Rudd vehicle Living With Yourself, it has always held a place… Edicius: Review