Author: Federico Furzan

Even though indie films are made following a very specific framework and they don’t follow the same rules as all films (and certainly not the rules of big

When it comes to experimental films, sometimes that wide categorization calls for some excess to be justified. Experiments can be taken too far, and with this kind of

Anike Tourse’s America’s Family is proof of something we need more of in modern cinema.  If a film is set on making a comment on a real and

As I often comment with documentaries of this nature, Rewilding could easily reach its initially engaging potential and end with a high note that would absolutely work considering

From the very beginning, the short feature The Critic is very adamant on being what it really is: a romantic story that’s fully dependent on a huge twist.

The Bitcoin Field Guide is a film that’s exactly what it aims to be. Whether you find yourself fascinated or not by the subject, it’s actually on you.

My Friend Tommy is a beautiful and very risky film. It could pass off as a tribute to something quite toxic about today’s macho-driven society, but there’s something

When someone sets out to make a documentary about a relatively unknown celebrity, we can’t imagine anything other than it being a product of pure love. Imagine you

One thing we can be sure about is that Alex Liu’s A Sexplanation isn’t the only sex-related documentary out there that addresses the very important issue of sex,

Up to this point, the few films about the Covid crisis that have come out have to comply with a set of ground rules. Among those a very

With a running time of approximately 1 hour, anyone would think that Sarah Jayne Portelli and Ivan Malekin‘s Machination would be edited with only the important elements of

An impressive debut in feature film territory, Bluff is Sheikh Shahnawaz’s outstanding version of a conflict that’s been depicted several times in Hollywood. However, only in a handful

It isn’t hard to understand and accept what Ximan Li attempts to do with In a New York Minute. The film doesn’t try too much to leave its

 Films should make a difference.  We’ve heard this probably many times. Different filmmakers broadcast such an important message and each materializes their own take on it.  No matter

MICerz is a comedy film that works under its own traditional terms. It’s a recollection of conversations we, the audience of these shows and regular humans (Ha!), aren’t