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SHADOWS IN MIND
NINE BALL
LOVE & HUNGER
MONOCHROMATIC
LifeQuest
DOWN MEXICO WAY
DEATH AND RAMEN
THE FARM

TROUBLESHOOTERS
Sci-fi is, and always should be, about innovation and how we as humans fit into the bigger picture. Its priority should be showing an audience

SHADOWS IN MIND
Self-contained call centre thrillers boast a rather spotty track record as far as Hollywood releases go. Either the characters fall flat or the mystery on

NINE BALL
They just don’t make them like this anymore. A vintage roadhouse drama through and through, Victor Bevine and Rich Grosso’s feature film Nine Ball, takes

LOVE & HUNGER
Long-lost lovers. A tale of survival against all odds. A deserted island. Haven’t we seen this one before? Filmmaker Gabriel de Varona wholeheartedly begs to

MONOCHROMATIC
All it takes is a couple lingering point-of-view shots of a 1970s urban household in London for Monochromatic to make its statement. A statement of

LifeQuest
With the all the science-fiction bloat flooding mainstream entertainment, it’s becoming increasingly more difficult to produce original and meaningful works that project what our future

DOWN MEXICO WAY
From its handful of sunset-soaked opening drone shots, Down Mexico Way sets itself up for a fun and uniquely engaging ride. The Loco Burro Restaurant

DEATH AND RAMEN
Like the richly flavorful broth it so heartily showcases, Death and Ramen is a delicious blend of genre filmmaking with a whole lot on its

THE FARM
The rural countryside has never looked better than in Ryan Pace’s drama, The Farm. From its opening frame to the final still shot, it’s technically