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
Irish filmmaker Kate Dolan challenges gender stereotypes and the ‘revenge film’ formula with her new horror short Catcalls. Based on her own experience when a man exposed himself to her and a friend as they walked home alone at night, Dolan channels the anger she felt at being made to
Holiday is a slow burning slice of life drama about a young girl named Sascha (Victoria Carmen Sonne) whose decisions in her life increasingly take a turn for the worst. Sascha’s boyfriend Michael (Lai Yde) is a crime lord who is in the drug trade business but as the film
The Dragonfly Prince despaired. No sooner had he emerged from his chrysalis, transformed from an uncertain and confused youth into his new, assured, confident adult form, did he find out he was being used as a simple metaphor for maturity and self-discovery in writer/director James Bird’s feature film Honeyglue. His tale
