Sally Roberts
Sep 22, 2020
Untitled Ritual [Ruxandra Mitache, Romania, 2018]
Meditation is either someone’s idea of heaven or hell. For some, it can be a vital break from the chaos of the daily grind, for others...
Sally Roberts
Sep 22, 2020
My Romanian Diary [Carmen Lidia Vidu, Romania, 2019]
One thing that Vidu does very well is the portrayal of women’s rights.
Sally Roberts
Sep 22, 2020
Indignance [Chen Jiexiao, Singapore, 2017]
From Singin’ in the Rain [Stanley Donen & Gene Kelly, USA, 1952] to the slightly less iconic but equally drenched finale of Step Up 2: The S
Sally Roberts
Sep 21, 2020
Sixth Grade [Yuzhuo Wang, China, 2020]
Gege Zhou and Wanli Ma are two primary schoolers doing their utmost to stay together against the wishes of Gege’s parents, who want to move.
Sally Roberts
Sep 21, 2020
The Erl King [Callum Windsor, UK, 2020]
Julia, played by Louise Elliker, is the unlikely star of this film. She initially seems like the uninterested, unfeeling mother...
Sally Roberts
Sep 21, 2020
Merry Christmas [Yang Kai, China, 2019]
After leaving school or university, many young people dream of living it up in the big city.
Sally Roberts
Sep 21, 2020
The Rise of Whore Betsy [Simon King, USA, 2019]
A tale of wrongdoing and revenge with a mysterious twist, Simon King’s short does well to wrestle an out-dated genre into new territory.
Sally Roberts
Sep 21, 2020
Pyramis [Liam Taylor, UK, 2019]
Since the raiding of Tutankhamun’s tomb in the early 1920s, pyramids have been a source of constant fascination for archaeologists, novelist
Sally Roberts
Sep 21, 2020
Le Miroir [Leila Murton Poole, Australia, 2020]
Le Miroir is a tale woven around this belief that encompasses love, loss and fate.
Sally Roberts
Sep 19, 2020
Take 3 [Alex Igbanoi, UK, 2020]
Suicide is a heavy subject. One common critique of many short films is that they try to squeeze too much emotional heft into too small a...