2021 Atlanta Film Festival: “Akilla’s Escape”, “We’re All Going to the World’s Fair”, “Carterland”
As we return to the theaters in the coming months, we will consider more consciously what is worth seeing inContinue Reading
As we return to the theaters in the coming months, we will consider more consciously what is worth seeing inContinue Reading
In a normal year, the hallways of the Plaza Theatre would be much more crowded during the Atlanta Film Festival.Continue Reading
The Moomins are recognisable in many countries around the world. While watching the anime television series as a child inContinue Reading
The Greenhouse begins with voices interposed. Faces at a dinner table are theatrically illuminated; anecdotes are whimsically exchanged. We comeContinue Reading
There is something unforgettably nourishing in being witness to creativity. Whether it takes shape as dyeing bed sheets, collaging, braceletContinue Reading
Cowboys is a heartfelt and thrilling film from writer and director Anna Kerrigan. Troy (Steve Zahn), newly-separated from his wifeContinue Reading
The opening shot of Tadgh O’Sullivan’s feature-length cinematic odyssey To the Moon is not exactly surprising – it’s a shotContinue Reading
Many films have explored love between two people or creatures that have boundaries. Jumbo, Belgian writer-director Zoé Wittock‘s debut feature,Continue Reading
While some people might be craving a return to “normal life” with a potential end to the COVID-19 pandemic visible,Continue Reading
Ian Floodgate: Short films sometimes get overlooked at film festivals even though they provide the industry an insight into whichContinue Reading
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