Synopsis The new British thriller “Framed” (available now on amazon Prime Video) covers a lot of ground. Privacy issues, single female self-sufficiency/independence (as ardently advocated by a fetching Lottie Amor, who needs to be in more movies), frank confirmation that men really do want what woman say men really … [Read More]
Organizers had to scrap this year’s edition of South By Southwest (SXSW) due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But the good folks with the Austin, Texas festival were kind enough to provide the film review community with links to the featured properties in search of a distribution home. I watched a … [Read More]
You’re likely familiar with the phrase “slow as molasses”. But I’m willing to bet you’re not as hip to the one that goes “slow as ‘The Holly Kane Experiment’”. Well, friends, consider yourself formally initiated. Good grief this British flick wasn’t just slow, it was damn near stagnant! Ambitiously promoted … [Read More]
A lonely typographer with a cruel speech impediment but an eloquent inner voice must face his greatest fear. A roller-coaster ride of joy, doubt and romance in the digital age. The task of any Short Film is to seize the viewer’s attention in literally a matter of seconds, at once … [Read More]