Review: Flowers (2019), by Ismene Daskarolis
Can a perfect human being be constructed? That question preoccupied the imagination throughout the history of human kind.
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Program Overview: Walls (Uppsala International Short Film Festival)
For 38 years, the Berlin Wall divided eastern and western part of the city, East and West Germany, Eastern and Western Block that were engaged in Cold War, and communist and capitalist system with their respective lifestyles. Until it fell, 30 years ago, signalling the victory of one side. That kind of a round anniversary […]
Programme overview: Ukraine Stay Real & Ukraine Stay Weird (Uppsala International Short Film Festival)
“It’s weird. But it’s real.” This is a quote from Uppsala International Short Film Festival’s catalog that opens the introduction text about this year’s special programme double bill Ukraine Stay Real and Ukraine Stay Weird, curated by Olha Reiter from Lviv International Short Film Festival Wiz-Art.
Review: My Father Is My Mother’s Brother (2018), by Vadim Ilkov
One might assume that the film titled My Father Is My Mother’s Brother would be just another futile attempt at provocation,
Review: The Golden Angel: Terror on Campus (2019), by Alain Vézina
At first glance, Angelo Dorado (played by Jason Roy Léveillée), aka the Golden Angel is just a regular guy (aside his always present mask) who likes to read about Mexican wrestling scene before taking a shower to …
Review: Closure (2019), by Alex Cassun
A man in his fifties is sitting chained to a chair at a hospital, obviously shortly after a surgical procedure. He is still connected to the infusion stand, but weakness is something else. A police detective, who has almost taken his life enters the room to conduct her interrogation.
Review: Hail Satan? (2019) by Penny Lane
That there is no one who’s actually practicing virgin-sacrificing on graveyards under the light of candles arranged to form a pentagram, doesn’t really matter. Such picture is present in the minds of state-, church- and media gurus who imprint it to hearts and minds of …
Review: The Mafia Is No Longer What It Used to Be (2019), by Franco Maresco
What a strange and, frankly, indescribable viewing experience it is, right from its overly long title taken from an out of context line of dialogue fired by one of the film’s characters.
Review: 45 Seconds of Laughter (2019), by Tim Robbins
As we all know, laughter is therapeutic. It raises the level of hormones responsible for feeling happy. If it is natural and hearty, that is. Probably everyone could and should find something to laugh about
