

Born Racer: Film Review
“Born Racer” directed by Bobby Shibo Yu is a special little film. Not your typical documentary by any means, director Yu seems to have captured lightening in a bottle with this very real and very present documentary about the growing sport of professional motor kart racing in China. The film centers, in particular, around one exceptional racer as we delve into the intricacies of the motor sport. We watch in real time as the young and determined racer, Daniel Wang, grinds away
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4 hours ago


The Making of Star Among the Cosmic Clouds: Film Review
“The Making of Star Among the Cosmic Clouds: from Song to Symphony” by Susan Lim is an epic behind the scenes look at the magic and magnitude of just what happens when a collaboration of artists and creators come together out of a shared interest and vision to help uplift the world. It is not only a love letter to these beautiful creative beings, but also to the notion that there is good in humanity and in the very stars from which we once came and will go again. The film ex
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Oct 22


Point Washington Outlaws: Film Review
In the current landscape and industry of filmmaking bigger, faster, better seems to be winning out. Audiences have shorter attention spans and demand bigger “bang” for their buck. Fewer and far between are the films that take their time and weave a story, allowing it to flow and unfold in a natural way. Specifically, with documentary filmmaking there also seems to be a trend toward flashier, more fast-paced story telling. Cramming in high-tech edits and sound and special effe
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Oct 22


Summer Triangle: Film Review
“Summer Triangle” is a new film from director Takeru Nakazawa and a film that is entirely visually generated by Artificial Intelligence. There is plenty of buzz around A.I. in the filmmaking world. Will it work? Will it capture the minds of viewers? Will it hold up against traditional filmmaking? With Summer Triangle, Nakazawa seems to endeavor to tackle some of these big questions. Making a film that he helmed entirely himself, with the help of professional voice artists and
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Oct 22


Frat Magic: Film Review
Frat Magic, Written and directed by MJ Fernandez. In just six minutes, Frat Magic takes the audience on a playful journey from dull reality into pure fantasy. It begins with a fraternity party so lifeless that the guests look more interested in their books than in each other. Then everything changes with the pop of a mysterious purple antique beer bottle. A sparkling white, purple, and pink foam bursts out, and the magic begins. The arrival of Chad, a larger than life genie w
LAFA Team
Sep 18


White Hare: Film Review
White Hare, directed by Inkyu Jee, is an exceptional example of how pure visual storytelling can move an audience. Without a single word of dialogue, the film relies on expressive animation, powerful sound design, and a deeply cinematic approach to immerse us in the perilous journey of a mother rabbit and a lost bear cub. The decision to tell the story without dialogue proves to be one of its greatest strengths: emotions are conveyed through the characters’ eyes, movements, a
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Sep 18


Soeur Celeste: Film Review
In a sea of coming-of-age stories, “Soeur Celeste” is a standout. Impactful, poetic, painful, with moments of quiet clarity, director IB...
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Aug 19


The Last Heir: Screenplay Review
The Last Heir by Kurt Weichert is a sweeping legacy drama that spans generations of a prestigious, industrious family. A family of not...
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Aug 19


Review: BONIFACIO (dir. Alberto Martín-Aragón and Julia Doménech)
Written, directed and performed by Alberto Martín-Aragón and Julia Doménech, BONIFACIO is a delightful and surprisingly moving black and...
LAFA Team
Aug 7
Review: Evil Unearthed
As far as horror documentaries go, and the gambit runs wide, Evil Unearthed by paranormal investigator Matt Benton, strikes all the right...
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