"The liquid runs down my arms, my colours transcend me into darkness"
A creepy slice of Italian folk horror. When an artist is tasked with restoring a church fresco in a strange remote village, he uncovers a dark mystery.
The opening sets the tone perfectly, and the atmosphere of dread pervades the entire film. Beautifully over-saturated to make colours bolder and shadows darker, paired with a subtly unnerving soundtrack, this film oozes style.
A short sci-fi film that packs more world-building into 20 minutes than most films in their entirety. The short asks the question: "How screwed would humanity be if a technologically superior and antagonistic alien race showed up to purge everyone?" The answer is 'Very'
"Fresh algae. Mmmmmm, so mouth-watering." - Award-winning actor, Paul Rudd.
Beautifully shot, with tons of fascinating research and cool facts about octopus. I thought I was pretty cluey when it came to marine life, but I learnt a lot. They did tend to anthropomorphise the animals a bit much, but I'll give them a pass because my dog literally has a middle name and owns a tiny backpack.
The James Cameron cameo was a mixed bag. It felt more like an opportunity for him to plug Avatar than discuss marine life.
I never realised how powerful the phrase "It has a capybara in it" would be when recommending the film. Homies go crazy for large rodents apparently.
When the world begins to flood, an unlikely mix of animals find themselves on a boat and must find safety while putting up with one another. This beautifully animated film captures the spirit of companionship and working together when faced with a catastrophe.
There's no dialogue in the film so the characters are very…
