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★★★★ Directed by #RobStantonCook Starring: #KirinJCallinan #PierceToms #ShaneRayner Film review by Nathanial Eker

Frankie deals with a delicate subject with a much-needed, highly charged energy.

Film review for Veto directed by Jermaine Burrows and Julie Petrusak. Words by critic Patrick Foley for UK Film Review

Film Review for Incident at School, directed by Jacob Thomas Pilgaard. Words by critic Jason Knight for UK Film Review.

Aaron O’Neill’s short film, Clann, which the director wrote with Simon Russell, is Game of Thrones meets Vikings.

Film review for In One's Right Mind directed by Charles Whiteley. Words by critic Taryll Baker for UK Film Review.

Bergmensch is like a nightmare that I don’t want to live in my real life.

Film Review for Toppy, directed by Howard-Smith. Words by critic Jason Knight for UK Film Review.

Short film review for Yes People directed by Gisli Darri Halldorsson. Words by William Hemingway for UK Film Review.

Film review on Sid directed by Neil Corbould. Review written by UK Film critic Lucy Clarke

Film review for No Dayz Off directed by Peter Calvin. Words by critic Patrick Foley for UK film review

“Film review for Tracy directed by Asher Lines. Words by critic Bruna Foletto Lucas for UK Film Review.”

Film review for The Night Before the Morning After directed by David Bradburn. Words by critic Taryll Baker for UK Film Review.

Film review for 'Aura' directed by Chun Chun Chang. Words by critic Amber Jackson for UK Film Review.

Short film review for Calling directed by Hon Hoang. Words by Critic Brian Penn for UK Film Review.

Kiea Houseton’s Daisy’s Oracle packs, wears and references itself with flowers.

Music video review for Autonome directed by Alexandre Richards. Words by critic David Richards for UK Film Review.

Film review for Stray Katana directed by Rodrigo Preiss Maya. Words by critic Isabelle Ryan for UK Film Review.

Film review for Two Distant Strangers, directed by Travon Free and Martin Desmond Roe. Words by Alicia Moore for UK Film Review.

The film suggests that inclusivity is no longer synonymous with family and that home has attained a more exclusive status.