Pools: Review
Kennedy (Odessa A’zion) is drifting through college life in the midst of a sweltering Chicago Summer. She has no major aspirations, no real friends, and worst of all, no working air conditioning. When Kennedy comes… Pools: Review
Kennedy (Odessa A’zion) is drifting through college life in the midst of a sweltering Chicago Summer. She has no major aspirations, no real friends, and worst of all, no working air conditioning. When Kennedy comes… Pools: Review
Dream Machine: Review. By George & Josh Bate. From the inception of the genre, science fiction has used technological advancements and fantastical storytelling elements to comment on contemporary, real-world issues. In literature, George Orwell explored… Dream Machine: Review
Calling Ebony & Ivory an absurdist comedy would be a massive understatement. Calling it pure nonsense would also be an enormous understatement. Written and directed by Jim Hosking, Ebony & Ivory is a fictional, satirical retelling of the meeting… Ebony & Ivory: Review
Sound Of Falling: London Film Festival Review. By Jordon Searle. Have you ever wondered what your family experienced over the years and whether they shared any of the same moments as you? Is there a… Sound Of Falling: London Film Festival Review
Good Boy: Review. By George & Josh Bate. If you’ve ever had a dog, there’s probably been a number of times in which they stared off in the distance or barked at something only they… Good Boy: Review