Nine Shots Shameful verdict on a gravestone review by Līga Požarska review by Līga Požarska Hatred is not accidental and nine fired shots are not self-defence. That’s how a Taiwanese police officer justifies his actions in killing a …
White Eye To hurt a mockingbird review by Līga Požarska ‘White Eye’, based on the director’s own experiences, is shot in one take, making the film powerful both story-wise and visually. Is it happe …
Tungrus Swan Song of a Rooster review by Līga Požarska When Chandler and Joey kept a chick and a duck in their Manhattan apartment, many fans of the popular sitcom 'Friends' considered urban …
Past Perfect Future nostalgia review by Bo Alfaro Decreton Jorge Jácome presents time in an associative series of hypnotic reveries. This ode to the past is so bittersweet that we have to be …
Apfelmus Tell me how to live review by Michiel Philippaerts Alexander Gratzers ‘Apfelmus’ seems to be a direct commentary on a very specific and age-old human feeling of Sehnsucht: “Oh, imagine the joy o …
Enough we've all had enough sometimes review by Vladan Petković So far the shortest Audience Favourite of 'My Darling Quarantine Short Film Festival' at two minutes and twenty-two seconds running time, …
Quarantine I hear dancing in the cage review by Līga Požarska ‘Clarity, simplicity and passion’ is an identity motto for the Dailes Theatre in Riga, Latvia. Astrid Goldsmith’s stop-motion animation film …
