Joseph McGovern shows range on his second short film, Hush, as it presents darker subject matter with more concise storytelling than his debut.
Short Film Review: Hush
Category: Short Films
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Brandon Block’s film debut, Psychic Murder, is well shot and acted while also leaving viewers with questions and a desire to learn more.
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Joseph McGovern’s debut short film, All Over Again, displays some nice camerawork and a great climax but is slightly bogged down by some questionable editing and a little too much going on with its story.
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Jeremiah Kipp’s newest film, Slapface, is a brief but excellent short where the only downfall is that it’s not feature length.
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Meg Skaff’s 2011 short film, Terry Kendall and Orange Green, is a simple, yet strange, story with good performances and an amusing tone.
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Kemal Yildirim’s short film, Saudade, is a powerful and depressing watch but captivates every step of the way.
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The Watchers is an intriguing short thriller that borrows elements from a number of other films but also feels original in its execution.
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Ken Cohen’s newest short film, Skin Baby, is just as dark in tone as his previous work and continues to show the director’s penchant for original, thought-provoking stories.
