Your picture doesn’t work when the viewer is wondering about the plot holes rather than being engaged in the actual plot.
All tagged independent film
'Sorry, Baby's' Excellence Has Nothing to be Sorry About
Sorry, Baby, is a beautiful representation of the power of human connection
'Hundreds of Beavers' is Wonderfully Original if Not Repetitive
The press kit for the film says that director Mike Cheslik didn't write a script. That flaw shows, even though the movie is technically marvelous.
'The Big Bend' Meanders More Than It Touches
Admittedly, its themes resonate. If only they could have resonated a little earlier.
'In a Violent Nature' Takes a Unique Point of View
In a Violent Nature is a horror film that rearranges the slasher’s conventions and produces some of the most spectacular kills I have seen this year.
'Capsule Review' All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt'
Director Raven Jackson comes through with an effective feature debut in a film about life, loss, nature, and family that spans multiple decades.
Birth/Rebirth Is A Fascinating Modern Day Frankenstein Picture
Haunting and captivating, Laura Moss' Birth/Rebirth is a modern-day Frankenstein tale
