With Telus Storyhive coming around again, it seems only necessary that I review a submission that has come out recently. The short is none other than The Dishwasher, by Matt David Johnson. Now I know
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And Him (Review with Video)
A comedy made in Alberta, this short features a guy (Jordan Bloemen) narrating the story of a family. We have a compassionate mother (Gloria Letwin), a creative father (Neil Waugh), their son (Alistair Waugh) who is
Continue ReadingBait (Review with Video)
Sometimes I wonder if I’m potential bait for these movies I scope out and review. Or sometimes I wonder if it’s the other way around. Based off a real life experience, our film consists of
Continue ReadingThe Trap (Review)
It’s a trap! Sorry, I had to. I’ve always wanted to say that overused meme in one of my reviews. A shocking thrilling short film about a woman named Audrey (Jovanna Burke) who intends to
Continue ReadingThe Woman in White (Review)
Two unlikely people sharing one bond between them. The funny thing is this film reminds me of pretty much almost every single conversation I’ve had with just about anybody. It begins when a man named
Continue ReadingUp in a Plane (Review)
It’s been hard to find anything worth watching ever since I ran out of stuff to look at on Indieflix. Fortunately, the filmmakers of NSI have provided plenty of quick and simple shorts that are
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