Arthur expertly utilises the cinematic tools at her disposal to bring this story to life as she takes the audience down a rabbit hole of the supernatural.

Michelle infuses a sense of wonder and originality whilst showcasing the abuse women have suffered throughout the years in the supposed name of love.

The only spoken word in the entire film is the voiceover which is a poem. Since this is a poem- film hybrid, the decision to forgo dialogues work very well. Each stanza of the poem works its magic upon the visuals, helping convey a deep sense of meaning and wonder. At the same time, the words of the poem linger on in the mind; there is something about them that hits deep and hits hard.

What sets ‘What No One Knows’ apart is its ability to delve into the complexities of friendship, exploring the intricate dynamics that shape human connections. As the narrative unfolds, the tension between Oriyomi and Ifelolu reaches a crescendo, culminating in a heart-wrenching climax that will leave audiences on the edge of their seats.

Dive into the profound depths of Victor Janusz’s stirring drama, ‘Still I Reach for You,’ as it intricately weaves themes of trauma, life’s struggles, and the poignant backdrop of the AIDS epidemic in America, offering a compelling narrative that resonates deeply with its audience

Written by Dayna Altman and Thea Touchton and directed by Jason Taglieri, ‘Bake It Till You Make It’ is a feature length documentary charting Dayna Altman’s journey into making her food based mental health solutions after anxiety and stress destroyed her whole life in high school. Now, the founder of a movement that aims to live authentically, speak openly and bake bravely, we go down the rabbit hole with Dayna as she charts her tumultuous journey into happiness, using baking to successfully turn her life around.