Author: Michael Cook

At the end of the day, “Village of the Angels” proves you don’t need a ton of subplots to make a compelling entry in an ongoing storyline.

Written and directed by Mitch Kalisa, Play It Safe is a thought-provoking confrontation on racial prejudices in the arts.

You Feel It Just Below the Ribs follows Dr. Gregory’s life from childhood through her time working for the New Society.

There’s a lot about “Once, Upon Time” to enjoy. Jodie Whittaker delivers one of her best performances to date here.

Written and directed by Mikhail Saburov, Like Us is an absolute gut-punch in the best way. Read our full review inside here!

Written and directed by Damiana Acuña, Lux Noctis is a short that’s both captivating and a bit confounding.

While that sense of melancholy is present throughout the short, it never becomes overbearing. Mon Ami… perfectly balances its tones.

Written and directed by Jennie Williams, Nalujuk Night is an exhilarating short documentary that explores the Labrador Inuit tradition of Nalujuk Night.

Written and directed by Sasha Lee, Misery Loves Company is a gorgeous, startingly authentic exploration of intrusive thoughts.

The Autumnal is an imperfect story. But for what it is, The Autumnal is a very creepy, very effective horror story.