Tony Bear is a subversive, dark comedy horror film that’s twisted, sharp and incredibly well crafted on all fronts.

All You Can Eat is a brilliant blood-soaked love letter to 80’s video nasties with a contemporary spin.

We had the honour of screening a brilliant selection of fantastic short & snappy, micro short films at our 2022 film festival, so here’s a collection of short & snappy mini-reviews for these brilliant micro shorts.

All That Glitters Is Bronze is a fun, engaging and insightful documentary delving into the history and freedom & expression of an almost forgotten art.

Boredom is a tight, funny and sincere coming of age short film with excellent performances, scripting and direction.

An engrossing story of guilt & vengeance, packed with solid performances and fantastic production values.

A Change in Time is a meticulously designed and executed sci-fi adventure short film with a clever script, very strong direction, a fine attention to detail and some fun performances.

Packed with suspense, chilling moments and wonderful imagery, Blunda is a brilliantly unstated and expertly executed little horror film.

A fun and creepy short mobile film that deserves some attention for its innovative accomplishments alone.

A very poignant short film with great depth about grief & regret and the unshakable bonds we have to our roots.

A fun parody with a fast paced, witty script. Great direction and rooted performances enhance the believability of this funny mock-reality TV show.

A sweet film about dealing with sexuality in an environment fuelled by toxic-masculinity. The care and attention that’s been paid to the performances and the little moments is what really sets this film apart.

We had the privilege of screening a wide selection of wonderful animated films at our 2022 film festival, all of which were pretty short, so here’s a collection of mini-reviews for these brilliant animations.

An engaging and charming short documentary about appreciating all aspects of the crazy journey we go on throughout our lives

A painfully funny film about our obsessions with the possessions that possess us.