Mickey 17: Dying to save mankind
“What’s it like to die? You must be used to it by now.” Mickey 17 is the story of a man who...
Tag: sci-fi
Kryptic: Kourtney Roy takes us into the woods and into the weird
Everyone has a little bit of a monster in them. Directed by Kourtney Roy, Kryptic tells the story...
Mickey 17: The Multiples will be Alright
Mickey 17, Oscar winner Bong Joon Ho’s follow up to the Best Picture winning, Parasite, was...
The Wild Robot: Parenting Perfectly in an Imperfect World
The Wild Robot is simply extraordinary. With humour and heart, director Chris Sanders...
TIFF ’24: The Substance
Directed by Coralie Fargeat, The Substance tells the story of Elisabeth Sparkle (Demi...
HollyShort Film Festival 2024: Sci-fi
Today for HollyShorts, I’m taking a look at some sci-fi films that are part of the festival....
I Saw the TV Glow: Sitting in the Neon Emptiness
The studios simply have no idea what to do with I Saw the TV Glow. The marketing for TV...
Dune: Part Two – Massive Battles, Personal Story
It’s finally time to head back to Arrakis. Directed by Denis Villenuve, Dune: Part...
Sundance – Love Me: A post-human romcom
“You’re special. You’re worthy. You’re you.” Love can be a difficult thing to define. The same is...
AFIFest: The Universal Theory – Sci-fi Noir
Timm Kröger’s The Universal Theory (Die Theorie von Allem) opens with a brief segment of a 1974 TV...
Mixture of films from HollyShorts Film Festival
It’s nice when I can put groups together when writing about shorts, but today I’m bringing a bit...
Infinite Sea – Left Behind
“We’re stuck in a limbo…, broken in half.” In Carlos Amaral’s Infinite Sea, we find ourselves in a...
White Noise – O Death?
From the left Sam Nivola, Adam Driver, May Nivola, Greta Gerwig and Raffey Cassidy Noah Baumbach?s...