Review by James Lindorf Director Jeremy Lelonde and his co-writer/star Jonas Chernick won several awards at the genre festival Toronto After Dark with their quirky Rom-Com with a time travel spin “James vs His Future Self.” James (Jonas Chernick) is uptight, a bit...
Greetings again from the darkness. It’s the first feature film from Jared Douglas, and as with most dedicated independent filmmakers, he wears many hats in this production: writer-director-producer-editor. Mr. Douglas certainly didn’t take the easy route or shy away...
Review by Lisa Payne This is a story about Damon. Damon (Kristian Bruun) is a geologist living a very passive life. Damon’s boss walks all over him. He lives in the basement of the house he owns with his ex-girlfriend, Maya (Anna Hopkins), who is in a relationship and...
Greetings again from the darkness. If you have yet to experience a mid-life crisis, it only means you haven’t lived long enough. Of course, this ‘crisis’ often has little to do with age, and can seep into your marrow at any time … even when you think your life is...
Review by James Lindorf Co-writer and director Sophie Kargman has a question for her audience, how is heterosexuality formed? Her “Query” was set to premiere at last months’ Tribeca Film Festival but will instead be shown online in the coming months to select...
Review by James Lindorf The first thing anyone may notice about “Gets Good Light” is the stellar cast which includes; Jessica Pimental (Orange Is The New Black), Catherine Curtin (Orange Is The New Black), Cedric Leiba Jr. (High Maintenance) and Edmond Cofie (Thoughts...
Review by Lisa Payne Agents Carter (Lorenzo Pisoni) and Ross (George Hadley) are on a special forces mission for the US government. Agent Carter runs into a political prisoner, Olivetti (Dylan Baker) as he is about to plant a bomb. Agent Ross says just leave Olivetti...
Review by Lisa Payne Pregnant security guard, Tiffany (Manni L. Perez), along with her colleague, Joey (Chris Bellant) have to conduct one final check to ensure an abandoned factory is empty and ready for demolition. Whilst patrolling, Joey finds some unusual things...
Greetings again from the darkness. A film focusing on an unlikely intersecting of cross-generational dead-end lives in a mostly ignored poverty-stricken area on the outskirts of Houston may not seem like much of a pick-me-up during these challenging times. And while...
Review by Bradley Smith Green Rush tells the story of a family farm in California struggling for survival against increased legal and illegal forces in the wake of California legalizing recreational marijuana. Inspired by true events, this harrowing story, chillingly...