Much like Brian De Palma, D’Adesky is adept at deconstructing narrative tropes and reconstructing them with a kind of metatextual irony...

‘How long do you have to be alone before you go crazy?’ Set in the 1950s America, Poolside is a suspense thriller with questions that run...

In the age or ageing of COVID-19, former barriers—between work and play, community and solidarity, movement and stasis—have melted away.

The film follows Surya (Viraj Ashwin) who recounts three relationships from his past...

Never give up on your dreams. Many of us are told this repeatedly from a young age well into adulthood. Following a soon-to-be father on...

Though quick to ignite, once over, relationships can be difficult to extinguish; old flames destined to continue burning long into the...

Scented gel pens, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air [USA, 1990-96] and unwrapping what seemed like endless Fruit Winders, while not universal,...

Long after the bullets have stopped, the torment of warfare lives on relentlessly in the minds of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)...

A densely packed and highly meditative experimental short film, Amaranthine provides a strong commentary on the gentrification...

The roots of the zombie sub-genre in horror cinema can be traced all the way back to White Zombie [Victor Halperin, USA, 1932], with the...