A short but beautiful surrealist film that breaks structure and form.
I thought I might honor it’s brevity and anti-plot structure by doing the same for my review.
All hail halation.
A heartwarming, feel-good, well-constructed, run-of-the-mill British family comedy has one very interesting twist...
Not only does Sanderson create compelling, complex, and realistic characters that struggle with their mental health in nuanced ways with a cool, simultaneous magic metaphor. He also explicitly discusses psychology and therapy in a context where that usually never happens.
Something exciting is happening in May, and two OBSCURAE voices are very much involved! Art/Film is a new anthology from Film East, bringing together 21 writers to explore the relationship between cinema and the wider world of art — painting, music, theatre, the internet, and beyond. Essays dig into everything
Nathan Cassie's wedding is perhaps the most uneventful "most anticipated" TV wedding ever written.