Vikaari: how war and instability might breed a new species of predatory, psychopathic human
Sandun Seneviratne, Charlie Bray, “Vikaari” (2020) Cunningly disguised as a TV current affairs article /
Sandun Seneviratne, Charlie Bray, “Vikaari” (2020) Cunningly disguised as a TV current affairs article /
André Øvredal, “Tunnelen” (2016) Even something as seemingly innocuous and commonplace as driving to the
Sadie Rogers, “How is This the World” (2019) Starting out almost as a gritty film
Australian and New Zealand Films | North American Films
Brooke Goldfinch, “Red Rover” (2015) In less than 15 minutes, “Red Rover” explores very minimally
Hyunsuk Kim, “Pinki” (2018) Initially looking like a Korean mash-up of Neil Blomkamp’s “District 9”
Mark Slutsky, “Final Offer” (2018) The premise is the height of implausibility but great acting
Deepak Chetty, “Hard Reset” (2016) The premise and the plot are predictable and rather tired,
Sophia Banks, “Unregistered” (2018) This short film commenting on the treatment of undocumented immigrants in
Chinese and Chinese-language Films | Spanish Films
Alejandro Suarez Lozano, “The Fisherman” (2015) A cleverly made and succinct little SF horror film
Jesse Mittelstadt, “Flyby” (2019) In its own way this film can be considered a horror