LGBTQ+ Shorts at London 2020
Megan Christopher highlights some of the best LGBTQ+ shorts that played the London Film Festival 2020.
Megan Christopher highlights some of the best LGBTQ+ shorts that played the London Film Festival 2020.
Jimmy Olsson frames and directs the character of Viktoria in ALIVE in a way which empowers her and conveys her charisma and humour with a realist subtlety and restraint.
Lynch’s late work continues to circle back to the art and style that drew him to cinema in the first place. Simon Bowie reviews the short film now available on Netflix.
If Chris Dobson had to sum up this year’s Kimuak selection of Basque shorts in two words? Oso ondo! He reviews from the Basque Spring Film Festival.
Jim Ross reviews the program ‘Iranian Short Stories’ program at the 2019 unDependence Film Festival ahead of the launch next month.
Chris Dobson reviews the opening night event of Glasgow Short Film Festival: “when the flesh-eating sheep arrive, you’re not even that surprised.”
Steffen Geypens is the director of award-winning short film SILENT CAMPINE. Jim Ross spoke to him about the film and his plans for moving into feature films.
An often-overlooked category, even by the Academy themselves, Jim Ross and Chris Dobson examine the films nominated for the 2019 Oscar for Best Live Action Short Film.
Elle Haywood review the ‘Fade to Grey’ program at London Short Film Festival 2019.
Chris Dobson examines the films screened at the opening night of SQIFF 2018.