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Realist magic

review by Laurence Boyce

review by Laurence Boyce

Two wannabe gangstas sit in a car and sing along to rap, their current song being little more than a succession of curse words that would …

Handbook

Bearing Witness

review by Savina Petkova

‘Handbook’ is a difficult watch. Naturally, one would expect such a statement describing a documentary which features torture scene rec …

Crumbs of Life

Something In The Woods

review by Chris Childs

The latest offering from Polish auteur Katarzyna Miechowicz follows a bizarre group of small-town characters, focussing on Una, a young …

Agrilogistics

Staging Tulips

review by Līga Požarska

Filmmaker and researcher Gerard Ortín Castellví stays true to his usual interests: the food chain, agricultural production and food r …

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A Rotating Search for a State of Harmony

A talk with filmmaker Taymour Boulos about anxiety, laundromats and cats

interview by Bo Alfaro Decreton

interview by Bo Alfaro Decreton

There’s this thing about laundromats. They are both uninviting and attractive. Perhaps because time feels to have taken a halt there and n …

“I wanted the film to be a kind o …

— Marta Pajek

interview by Mariana Hristova

On the occasion of the screening of ‘Impossible Figures and other stories I’ at this year’s Glasgow Short Film Festival , but also to mark the w …

"Life is so much more …

— Dania Bdeir

interview by Niv Fux

With Tampere Film Festival taking place last week, we had the opportunity to talk to Lebanese-Canadian writer and director Dania Bdeir, who …

Glasgow Short Podcast: Laura …

Episode 8

interview by Pamela Pianezza

Talking Shorts is delighted to present you to Glasgow Short Film Festival’s brand-new podcast, available here, on the festival's website a …

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