Tag: fantasia2021
Fantasia 2021 Review: International Science-Fiction Short Film Showcase
This year's International Science-Fiction Short Film Showcase at Fantasia spotlights works from Canada, Australia, three from the United States and one with a co-production with France, Italy, and even Greenland. (The still used here is from the U.K. short Standing Woman.)...
Fantasia 2021 Review: WHEN I CONSUME YOU Explores the Rabid Hunger of Trauma
Perry Blackshear, the director of the 2015 indie slow-burn film They Look Like People, is back with another really interesting, micro-budget creeper this year at Fantasia, When I Consume You. The premise is simple. A brother and sister try...
Fantasia 2021 Review: The Terrifying Tech of #BLUE_WHALE
Anna Zaytseva's heart-pounding teen slasher #Blue_Whale just had its world at Fantasia 2021, and WOW. I don't really know who she is yet, but I already hope to see more from her after watching this debut. There's not an ounce of...
Fantasia 2021 Review: BORN OF WOMAN Shorts Program Packs Punches, Perspectives
[Still from Lucia Forner Segarra's Dana.] Every year, I look forward to seeing what the Fantasia programming team has curated for their many shorts programs, and every year since its inauguration, the Born of Woman shorts program has blown me...
Fantasia 2021 Review: Blockbuster SEOBOK Spotlights the God Complex in Science
Directed and written by Lee Yong-ju, (Posessed, Architecture 101) South Korean blockbuster Seobok was one of those festival films that I happened upon and loved. Thanks, Fantasia (who has the Canadian premiere)! I'm not sure what's going on in South Korea's...