Incident by a Bank Oriented Disorientation review by Leonardo Govoni review by Leonardo Govoni Looking back at films with the critical eye of the present is usually, somehow, a fascinating exercise. Some films tend to dissolve as …
Nest Carved in Time review by Niv Fux There seems to be a point in youth when one’s truest wish is for their own tree house, a private magical domain where altitude can welcome …
backflip 8.640 jumps a day review by Jason Todd For the past few years, thanks to the billions of dollars annually invested by giant tech companies, deep reinforcement learning has been …
I Am Good At Karate Everything but the Kitchen Sink review by Laurence Boyce Much like its feature film cousin, the history of British short film is consistently intertwined with the tenets of social realism and the …
Breaking The Norm A conversation with Pedro Neves Marques interview by Līga Požarska interview by Līga Požarska Pedro Neves Marques talks about their latest short film, 'Becoming Male in the Middle Ages', which celebrates its North-American premiere …
Faking The Truth A LOOK AT THE OEUVRE OF AUSTRIAN FILMMAKER CHRISTOPH SCHWARZ interview by Susanne Gottlieb Austrian filmmaker Christoph Schwarz knows how to unravel pointed observations of life and society by playing ironically with elements of …
A Rotating Search for a State … A talk with filmmaker Taymour Boulos about anxiety, laundromats … 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 …
“I wanted the film to be a kind … — 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 …
