“…what makes this movie so engaging is the mood and tone it generates from suspense and anticipation in relation to the ongoing disaster.”
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Teeming with world premieres, the announcement of the full 2021 festival lineup indicates a program full of powerful, impactful, and entertaining films across their Feature Film, Short Film, Indie Series and New Frontier categories.
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“Mank never really plunges us into the real intrigue of a bygone Hollyworld. Instead, it's as if we are on a studio tour and our tour guide has ditched us and left us to our own devices.”
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“[Minor Premise] is a feverish, science-based psychological thriller that is at once both engrossing and frustratingly obtuse.”
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“The festival will run from January 28 through February 3, 2021 - a 7 day extravaganza packed with feature films, short films, immersive virtual interactivities, and more.”
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Time at film festivals over the past few months means we have great insight as to what you should keep an eye out for this December!
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“The acting talents in this film are immense, with all four members of the ensemble cast turning in deeply affecting performances.”
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“Alive is a sensitively sketched slice of life, told straight-up and without any winks or nods.”
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“It’s a movie that thrives on great performances.”
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“…The Present is a fantastic showcase for the restrained but powerful acting talents of Saleh Bakri and even Mariam Kanj.”
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“…what [Brian Lawes] accomplishes with Lost Kings is clear proof of his competence as a burgeoning director.”
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“…Jungleland is an impressive display of character development and quality filmmaking.”
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“Josiah identifies how clout in the industry makes it difficult to challenge figureheads on their deep-seated, often unconscious, views of minorities.”
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“Despite the drawbacks, watching these four kids get the chance to interact with each other is priceless”
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“After So Many Days manages to condense this 365 day adventure into a tightly edited, concise, and entertaining hour and a half documentary.”
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