Author: Federico Furzan

Jonathan Salemi’s The Last Deal has a very simple argument for a plot. In fact, it’s kept throughout the entire film as the basis for a moral compass

Consistency is important in any film. Whatever the genre or production level, filmmakers should always be aware of the position they’re in. This will ground any expectations they

Even the best athletes in the world have had to endure grievances that make their journey much more poetic and inspiring. It seems like a good part of

Ruth Caudeli’s Petit Mal is a very intimate look into the lives of three women who have decided to stay together, living under the complicated dynamics of a

Marc Levin’s Slam was digitally restored as a part of the Sundance Institute’s Archives & Collection program to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the film. We revisited and

Edward Drake’s Knight trilogy is all about really believable and compelling character arcs. They can be good or bad guys, or they can be bad guys redeemed enough

If there’s one thing we should really appreciate about Edward Drake’s latest films, also known as the Knight trilogy, is that the director never pushes to make anything

Tari Wariebi’s short feature We Were Meant To is unlike anything you’ve ever seen. It mixes what constitutes a definitely engaging frame story with a subject that’s undoubtedly

In the documentary feature Mind Exchange Music presents: The Showcase, a performance is given in one day. This performance is composed of several pieces that range from the

Whether or not, you’re a firm believer in freedom of speech and everything it ensues in the digital era where communication of information seems to be inevitable, there’s

Directed by Charles Pelletier, the short comedy film Driverless could make up for a good time if you just let yourself go of pretenses and enjoy a situational

In Dragon Eats Eagle, a couple of immortal beings play a game while deciding what to do next while nobody seems to be able to win. They have

In Mommy or Daddy?, a current issue is exposed through the lives and testimonies of those who have suffered from it since they were born. Japan is perhaps

A timeless musical journey through the evolution of man and its different forms of emotional expression. This is how I would define an experience like Good Shepherds, the

Character arcs should be the fuel of every film that follows a certain logic and is enclosed in a specific genre. Unless we’re talking about Lynch, there should