Reviews

Images Courtesy of Mosfilm Thirteen years before unveiling his titan sized rock drama epic film Assa onto Soviet silver screens in 1987, Russian film writer-director Sergei Solovyov demonstrated early on he was one of forefathers of chronicling distinctly Soviet youth culture trying to find its footing in the world with

Image courtesy of Uncork’d Entertainment I’ll Be Watching (2023) follows an up-and-coming painter named Julie played by Eliza Taylor (The 100, The November Man) who experiences a family tragedy while attending a local showcase of her work. Some time goes by since her loss as she’s now relocated up North with her

An Introduction I love Star Trek. Ever since seeing The Original Series as a kid, Star Trek has captured my imagination. Swashbuckling heroes. Tales of morality. Adventures among the stars. Cheap special effects? Who cares? Good storytelling will buy you a lot of insulation. Star Trek: The Next Generation When the production of Star Trek: […]

★★★★ Directed by: #JayneSlater Starring: #SarahCatterall Short Film Review by: Alexandra James Directed by Jayne Slater, Locked In is a short film that captures the confusing and difficult times of the pandemic. Being forced to remain inside and avoid contact with friends, family and loved ones to protect people from

★★★ Directed by: #GeorgeVeck Starring: #KristinJaap, #SofiaAntoniaMilone, #GraceWinterburn, #AdamPhelan, #DavidMcSweeney Short Film Review by: Alexandra James Scarlett is a short film that attempts to highlight the dangers of drug addiction by focusing on the theme of loss, whether this be of control, family or loved ones. The protagonist Scarlett Krog