Small Films 10: Blurred Lines
We are back with our Small Films series this week with Blurred Lines, a short drama about R&B singer Robin Thicke getting sued by the estate of Marvin Gaye over his intellectual property.
The Zone of Interest Review
Jonathan Glazer creates a Nazi Human Zoo in this Academy Award-nominated film. We get to have an in-depth look at a Nazi family.
Small Films 09: Do Not Read This Flyer
This week's Small Film is a short directed by Austin Birtch, Do Not Read This Flyer. This comedy horror sketch tells the story of a killer flyer in Toronto.
Wonka and the Prequel Factory
We compare Willy Wonka's new film to the original 1971 film and the previous movies from director Paul King. It sums up how I feel about most franchise movies.
Small Films 08: North Pole
Today's small film, North Pole, follows a teenage girl caught in the social stigma and pressures surrounding her virginity.
Society of the Snow: A Tribute to Survivors
In this film, we follow young men from an Uruguayan rugby team from the day before their trip to what we all know what happens afterward.
Small Films 07: Wanted Man
The Small Films are back with a short about pro wrestling.
Ryan Nemeth introduces his brother, Ex-WWE Dolph Ziggler, as Nic Nemeth in this 3-minute short about his new persona fighting zombies.
The Iron Claw And Pro Wrestling In The 80s
As far as I can remember, I've always loved pro wrestling. Sean Durkin's new film chronicles the heroes from the Dallas territory WCCW, the Von Erich family.
Leave the World Behind: What is it about?
The new apocalyptic film on Netflix has been a topic of conversation in the past few weeks. Some like it, others might hack the Internet and cause the same chaos as the movie in indignation.
The Boy and the Heron & Me and Miyazaki
In The Boy and the Heron, we witness Mahito. A teenage boy who loses his mother tragically during World War II. After moving to the country near his father's factory.