2021 Fantasia Film Festival: Sweetie, You Won’t Believe It ★ ½
A little unusual, yet interesting, piece from the Fantasia Film Festival is Sweetie, You Won’t Believe It, which is aContinue Reading
Category: Festival Coverage
Festivals attended this year include the Atlanta Film Festival, BFI Flare Festival, Dublin Film Festival, Glasgow Film Festival, and the Long Distance Film Festival. You can expect to see us at Cannes yearly!
2021 Fantasia Film Festival: Tiong Bahru Social Club ★★½
Another interesting selection from the Fantasia Film Festival is the Singaporean film Tiong Bahru Social Club, which revolves around AhContinue Reading
2021 Fantasia Film Festival: Don’t Say Its Name ★ ½
A horror film is a horror film, except when it’s not. Directed by Rueben Martell, Don’t Say Its Name isContinue Reading
2021 Fantasia Film Festival: Baby Money ★ ★ ½
From the diverse and wonderful selection of the Fantasia Film Festival, Baby Money is one of those that strikes theContinue Reading
2021 Fantasia Film Festival: Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes ★★★
Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes already clues the audiences in with its name, as the story revolves around a caféContinue Reading
2021 Fantasia Film Festival: “The Righteous”, “When I Consume You”
The Righteous It takes a certain amount of boldness to attempt and channel Bergman while also starring in your ownContinue Reading
2021 Fantasia Film Festival: “Seo Bok”, “Glasshouse”
Seo Bok Like a number of stories told before it, Seo Bok asks the question “what if we could liveContinue Reading
2021 Fantasia Film Festival: “Satoshi Kon: The Illusionist”, “Dreams on Fire”
Satoshi Kon: The Illusionist For Western audiences, Satoshi Kon may be the only Japanese animator outside of Studio Ghibli thatContinue Reading
2021 Fantasia Film Festival: “Paul Dood’s Deadly Lunch Break”, “King Knight”
Paul Dood’s Deadly Lunch Break Paul Dood’s Deadly Lunch Break is the UK’s answer to Joker. The film stars TomContinue Reading
2021 Fantasia Film Festival: Strawberry Mansion ★★★½
Movies speak to us in different ways. Sometimes it’s the narrative that grabs us, such as in the films ofContinue Reading
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