Review: Look at Me (2020)
Look at Me is a hyperlinked triptych of short film stories revolving around the same characters and their brief connection at a subway station in New York.
May 2021
Review: Industries of Freedom (2020)
Industries of freedom shows the paradox of commercial entertainment, with the promise of happiness choreographed into tiniest detail.
Review: Transparent, I am (2020)
While the realities that the film deal with are harsh and often painful, with Muraoka indulging in a self-reflection that is often brutally raw…
Review: Iranian Daddy (2021)
One of the central topics of Iranian daddy is the question of identity. Although raised and born in Denmark to a Danish mother, Karlsson was often confronted about her “origins” due to her looks
Mothers and Others (2020)
Despite of burgeoning love for the unborn, pregnancy is a long, hormonal, nerve-wrecking time that puts women in a bottomless pit of existential questions.
Review: Jobs for All! (2021)
‘Jobs for All!’ is not a simple work of chronology or plot-driven storytelling in order to pass the message.
