chrishastings1066
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I saw Scrap as part of the Satisfied International Film Festival and it deservedly walked away with a handful of awards.
A tightly scripted film, expertly directed and with standout performances from its two leads (ably assisted by a strong supporting cast) it's a film that stays long in the memory, for all the right reasons.
It packs a real punch in its short run time and tackles the profundity of its subject without sentimentality or platitudes, presenting its characters as complex and multi-layered.
It doesn't spoon feed or sugar coat its message and leaves the audience hoping for a rewarding resolution. A film that's worth seeking out on the festival circuit!
A tightly scripted film, expertly directed and with standout performances from its two leads (ably assisted by a strong supporting cast) it's a film that stays long in the memory, for all the right reasons.
It packs a real punch in its short run time and tackles the profundity of its subject without sentimentality or platitudes, presenting its characters as complex and multi-layered.
It doesn't spoon feed or sugar coat its message and leaves the audience hoping for a rewarding resolution. A film that's worth seeking out on the festival circuit!
Lilian screened as part of the Satisfied Eye International Film Festival (in a block of the Best of British short films) and provided a delightfully crafted introduction to a little known heroin!
Charting a slice of life of Lilian Bader, the first black woman in the RAF, Lilian is the sensitively directed directorial debut of actress Cathy Tyson and - whether by chance or construction - hearkens back to a style of cinema when the likes of John Mills and Sylvia Sims represented the heroes of WWII.
Buoyed by a snappy script, Lilian is a film that gives just enough of the protagonist's life to leave us satisfied, but hints at a much bigger story to tell. We can only hope that we see more of Lilian and her incredible tale.
Charting a slice of life of Lilian Bader, the first black woman in the RAF, Lilian is the sensitively directed directorial debut of actress Cathy Tyson and - whether by chance or construction - hearkens back to a style of cinema when the likes of John Mills and Sylvia Sims represented the heroes of WWII.
Buoyed by a snappy script, Lilian is a film that gives just enough of the protagonist's life to leave us satisfied, but hints at a much bigger story to tell. We can only hope that we see more of Lilian and her incredible tale.
I saw Bestia as part of a block of animated films at the Satisfied Eye International Film Festival and it deservedly walked away with the award for Best Animated Film.
From the unique animation style to the cerebral script and challenging imagery, it's a film that almost defies description - just like the very best works of art.
A sense of unease bubbles constantly beneath the surface. Bestia manages to reveal enough of the story behind Pinochet's dictatorship in Chile - and the life of one of his agents - that you come away wanting to learn more, but leaves enough to the imagination that the viewer is able to gather their own meaning from this brilliant piece of animation.
From the unique animation style to the cerebral script and challenging imagery, it's a film that almost defies description - just like the very best works of art.
A sense of unease bubbles constantly beneath the surface. Bestia manages to reveal enough of the story behind Pinochet's dictatorship in Chile - and the life of one of his agents - that you come away wanting to learn more, but leaves enough to the imagination that the viewer is able to gather their own meaning from this brilliant piece of animation.
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