Peyton Robinson

The sixth annual Cinema Femme Short Film Festival will celebrate its second year of in-person events and screenings from April 25th to May 2nd.

Omen is a visually enthralling piece of magical realism proposing ideas on pariahs, culture, and individuality in a world with constantly changing rules.

Turtles All the Way Down is the opposite of tired, certain to find an audience in its targeted teens and tweens as well as delight the minds and hearts of those who may suspect themselves too old for it.

Gasoline Rainbow feels like a living, breathing, laughing organism.

Under the glare of fuschia neon lights Simon ( Théodore Pellerin ) is twirling. ABBA's “Voulez-Vous” is blaring, and a perfectly placed fan is blowing his blonde wig around in all the right ways.

I’m a Virgo is a laugh riot, a pulsing social document, and an empathetic character study.

Lots of ambition but little finesse.

Writer-director Monia Chokri 's “The Nature of Love,” is a two-hour foray into longing, self-searching, and passion.

Sugarcane is deeply human, giving living, breathing faces and families to a history that, even when acknowledged, is too often rendered monolithic and impersonal.

“Blink Twice” believes it has a point to make about the sinister capabilities of rich white men, but it does nothing more than call it out.