A Glitch In The Matrix: Review. By Luke Foulder-Hughes. A Glitch in the Matrix was a documentary that’s premise I found very intriguing, the whole theory behind life being a simulation is something that I’ve never really considered being a possibility, so this documentary was a chance for me to
In the Land of Lost Angels immediately throws the viewer into its tense world. We get a backseat POV shot of two criminal conspirators in the driver and passenger seats of a car. They worry that the vehicle behind them is a cop’s. We sense a crime has been committed.
Moxie Synopsis: Inspired by her mom’s (Amy Poehler) rebellious past and a confident new friend, a shy 16-year-old (Hadley Robinson) publishes an anonymous zine calling out sexism at her school. Based on a novel by Jennifer Mathieu. Tackling toxic masculinity and the uneasy conformity that accepts these troubling behaviors, Moxie admirably highlights
Dreams on Fire is the story of Yume, a girl living in Tokyo who attempts to escape her life to become a dancer. Along the way she finds herself facing harsh realities and the seedy life of Japan’s red-light district. But her passion for the art and skills to learn
Justine is a loosely spun tale of addiction and self-sabotage. It is written by Jeff Murphy (Hidden; Hinterland) and directed by Jamie Patterson, a dynamic director who spans genres from rom-coms to sci-fi-horrors at an average of two productions per year. Justine (Tallulah Haddon), is petulant and abrasive, spending her time
