Jack O'Mahoney



The results are in, and they are HOT! We've travelled far and wide to bring you some brilliant gems from the festival.
by OBSCURAE & Juana Prieto & Umnia El-Neil & Lucie Neale & Celeste Kassautzki Sp. & Jack O'Mahoney
Jack's odyssey into the outstanding shorts from BFI Flare continues!
by Jack O'Mahoney
Jack gives us a whistle-stop tour of the heavy hitters, pun intended.
by Jack O'Mahoney
...ated! (Because we think these films will EAT!)
by Umnia El-Neil & Celeste Kassautzki Sp. & Lucie Neale & Juana Prieto & Jack O'Mahoney
Topp 10 Möst is an endearing Icelandic road movie that finds humor in the morbid and grim. Arna (Helga Braga Jónsdóttir) is a middle aged divorcee and horror-prop maker who has recently lost the will to live. After a few false starts on her suicide, she figures that she should
by Jack O'Mahoney
The Green Buffalo Media created about indigenous people and issues on Turtle Island (North America) are often lacking, falling into myriad dehumanizing tropes. The Green Buffalo manages to avoid these pitfalls by (surprise!) treating its indigenous subjects as real people. The film covers an initiative by members of the Lower
by Jack O'Mahoney
This review comes to us from our On-The-Ground correspondent and Santa Barbara native, Jack O’Mahoney. If Dory the monkey has 100 fans I am one of them. If Dory the monkey has 1 fan I am that fan. If Dory the monkey has no fans then I am dead
by Jack O'Mahoney
This review comes to us from our On-The-Ground correspondent and Santa Barbara native, Jack O’Mahoney. This is a propaganda film. Let me explain. For a political documentary centering on the fallout of the 1979 Iranian Revolution, and clearly produced for a “Western” (likely US American) audience, My Stolen Planet
by Jack O'Mahoney