Short Film Reviews – Page 27 – Take 2 Indie Review

Chris Vaughn’s short and feverish The Fifth Chair is the definition of a missed opportunity. It deals with heavy subjects ripe for exploration, like the

A LITTLE DEAD

Grandpa is all alone. His wife died several months ago, and living in the middle of nowhere, the solitude of the setting drives home the

LAZY CIRCLES: “Welcome” To Goshé

Writer-director Marcus Ross displays undeniable skill with the 37-minute webisode Lazy Circles: “Welcome” to Goshé, which functions brilliantly as a pitch to a TV studio.

FOOLS, GOLD

Jim Allison’s Fools, Gold is a witty cinematic snippet that’s as disarming as it is well-made. Working with two actors and a semblance of a

SILVER SCREEN SUICIDE

Lynchian vibes permeate the short narrative of Kyle Hartford’s grim 10-minute oddity Silver Screen Suicide. While he’s clearly working with a miniscule budget, the filmmaker

FUNERAL FOR FURMANSKI

Funeral for Furmanski tells the story of three siblings who are forced to come together to deal with their father’s death. The film opens with

MALAVIVRE

If you look up the meaning of the Italian word MALAVIVRE – underworld is listed. Writer/director Max Menghini takes us into the underworld with his

GREGORY

Gregory is an endearing tale of the title character yearning to connect with his family. Writer, Director and Producer Ben McHugh has crafted a poignant

FREDERICK

Frederick tells the story of a washed up painter who finds inspiration in the most disturbing places for his new art show. The film opens

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