Review: Armadila (2020)
A short, hormonally charged drama ‘Armadila’ written and directed by Gorana Jovanović, opens with a close-up on a teen girl’s face, while she is listening to an old, somewhat forgotten new wave hit on her phone.
Uppsala International Short Film Festival
Review: The End of Suffering (A Proposal) (2020)
Lentzou lets the thoughts wander seemingly free like it’s sometimes the case with conversations, be it with the Universe or between people
Review: Black Sheep Boy (2019)
The extremely simple style Molle opted for suits the film really well, so its elaborate, somewhat bizarre narrative and complex questions it poses could shine.
Review: Swimmer (2020)
An ordinary, busy day at the swimming pool is interrupted by the unexpected visit of a couple of police officers willing to investigate the owner of a green Volvo parked outside
Review: Safety Measure (2020)
The battle of concepts, where freedom and privacy stand on one side and control and safety on another, is usually a battle of egos by the means of wits and willpower.
Review: Park (2020)
The Swedish directing duo Lucia Pagano and Vanja Sandell Billström spent a year filming people in parks in Stockholm over the course of seasons, studying their behaviour and activities
Programme overview: Animation Refinery
Sometimes, animation is a perfect vehicle for experiments.
Reflections 9
While encouraging for the industry and overwhelmingly good as far as concerns the contemporary spate of news, it also makes me wonder why I haven’t – and might not for a while yet – visit a cinema.
Review: Spontaneous (2020)
Lori Felker does an extremely courageous thing to make a documentary about her own trauma.
