Author: jaylansalman

Trifole tests the audience’s patience for the art of appreciating small films. Its peaceful lasting effect makes up for the dull moments.

Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk is not an easy film to watch. There were multiple moments when I paused and wiped tears from my eyes.

The Librarians is a call for action. It’s a cry for help and a key statement that every intellectual should pass on to the next.

Killing Faith is not a supernatural thriller or a horror movie. It’s a sad anthem on the decay of humanity and the nonchalance of survival

The Professional Parent is an intense short drama from Slovakian director Erik Jasaň. It offers an unflinching look at the price of poverty.

It’s not that Or Something is the smartest film you’ll ever watch. It is a film that will take filmgoers on a profound, emotional journey.

Somnium drives its power from its sinister undertones and the bold sci-fi, horror themes. Read our review inside!

Unicorns is bold, romantic, colorful, and enjoyable from start to finish. But it has layers of depth underneath the surface.

Amongst the Wolves is a good drama, with a hint of action and crime. It works well when it invests its viewers in the lives of its characters.

A Body To Live In is a sensitive portrayal of a subject matter tough to swallow and beautiful to immerse in while admiring the bravery.