Round-up of Films seen in 2021 and 2022
Dear USE Readers, As I’d not seen many films in 2021, due in part to
Dear USE Readers, As I’d not seen many films in 2021, due in part to
British Films | French and French-language Films | German and German-language Films | Northern European Films
Ruben Östlund, “Triangle of Sadness” (2022) Just sit right back and you’ll hear a tale,
Japanese Films | North American Films
Jorge Lucas, Sumire Takamatsu, “Bakemono” (2019) Even in modern times, the demons and spirits of
Patrick Hagarty, “Home in Time” (2019) In time for Christmas, this amusing sci-fi comedy short
Noh Doyeon, “Human Form” (2014) A deeply unsettling short film about a teenage schoolgirl’s quest
Max Pearce, “Apotheosis” (2022) A very polished short film, with similarities in themes and plot
Laura Moss, “Eureka!” (2019) I confess, I saw this comedy sci-fi fantasy short because Karen
J J Pollack, “Jettison” (2021) A young woman, Rebka (Madison Wilson), restless and bored with
Mark Mylod, “The Menu” (2022) A satirical commentary on Western gastronomy culture – and through
Faye Fillingham, “The Simulation” (2021) Initially this short seems light-hearted and amusing but on repeated