The Serena Variations: Review. By Christopher Patterson. A Display of Talent Deeply Hidden Behind It’s Wasted Runtime and Execution I recently had the chance to see a short called The Serena Variations. It is quite an artistic short. I would compare it to the film Tár in its ambition and cinematography style.Though,

The Echo: Review. By Joe Muldoon. From the heart and mind of widely celebrated filmmaker-documentarian Tatiana Huezo comes The Echo, a meditative docufiction that centres itself around a small rural village in Puebla, Mexico. Slow, unrushed, and shot over the course of 18 months, Huezo documents the lives (and, occasionally,

Jake Large (Nathan Hill) is a lawyer who’s engaged to a beautiful woman and everything seems to be going his way. Then one day he finds a pregnant woman who is being assaulted and without thinking he leaps into action rescuing her. The next day, Jake gets a call from the

Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1 – Review. By Daniel Rester.   Kevin Costner returns to the director's chair for the first time in two decades for Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1. It's the first entry of a planned four-part Western that Costner has been envisioning since the

Kalki 2898 AD: Review. By Samhith Ankam. Kind of insane???? For Tollywood standards, this is such a successful reskin of conventional sci-fi without any real “take-me-outs” in relation to the budget. It looks “good”, and copious amounts of grain in the frame (digitally shot so it’s added digitally) makes it