The strongest aspect of ‘On Guard‘ is that it understands something many sports dramas often overlook the fiercest contests are...
Some documentaries leave you informed. Others leave you moved. ‘Dragon Mom‘ quietly achieves both, not by asking for sympathy, but by inviting us into a family’s...
Understanding childhood is one thing, and being able to make a film that captures this significant portion of every human’s life, highlighting how delicate it can...
There is something surprisingly disarming about ‘Jamarcus Rose & Da 5 Bullet Holes‘. It introduces itself with a kind of simplicity with no imposing presence. At...
There is something about adolescence that feels like standing in a room where the lights are too bright, and everyone is looking at you even when...
Short films don’t get the luxury of excess. They don’t have time to wander, to over-explain, or to indulge. When they work, they do so with...
Maite Uzal’s ‘Mariana Hormiga‘ is a short film that doesn’t say much, but it speaks in riddles, laughs in your face, and leaves you unsettled. It...
What hits you first about ‘Them That’s Not‘ directed by Mekhai Lee isn’t the dialogue; it’s the sound. Or rather, how it is used to advance the...
SEEDS FROM KIVU is a harrowing yet deeply intimate documentary short rooted in one of the most brutal and under-reported humanitarian crises in modern history. Set...
Being a man, I dare say, doesn’t come easy at all. You are often burdened with the struggles of self-worth and identity, as well as the...
