Ever watched something that makes you gasp in confusion and yet at the same time be mersmerised by it? Enemy is one such film that makes you question what you have been watching for the last 1.5 hours.
It’s never been far-fetched to say that many films have made use of some sort of time-looping method to tell a story. Itero is one of the latest to delve into this method for its own story delivery.
Mystery films and those of whodunit genre has always been a mainstay in the cinemas since the decades ago. Knives Out is just one of the latest offerings that aims to put in its own modern twist to the formula with an all-star cast.
Sometimes, the little randomness in life will have big impact in the near future, even though they should not be technically. Causation takes this concept and turns it into a short film that tries to portray such event in its own way.
Being alone is the scariest thing ever, especially when you are not really the only being there. WHO? has chosen that same primal fear and wants to give us something its own take on it.
Mystery, suspense and murder look-alike scenes are commonly used scenes in films. But what if you can make use of it to surprise the viewers? Well, Nine Iron is here to give it a go.
Cleaning service and laundry place has been one of the most commonly visited place for some. So what are the better ways to make it into a nice fitting film setting for psychological short film? Well, Purgatory seems to have the answer for that.
(This is True Colors short film review, which is a 2017 short film directed by a Los Angeles based creative director) True Colors is a short film directed by Eugene Baiste, a Los Angeles-based creative director and photographer. The short film is his first dip into short film genre and it’s been uploaded to Vimeo just 5 days ago … Read more True Colors Short Film Review (2017) – Artistic Digging Tale
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