AFF ’28: ‘Disfluency’ Review

By: Amanda Guarragi Before diving into Disfluency, there needs to be a disclaimer because of the subject matter. Even though the trauma Jane endures is not explicitly seen, the emotional depth of the pain is felt. After failing her final college class, Jane (Libe Barer) returns home to her family’s lake house, and comes to terms with the confusing trauma that derailed her senior year. … Continue reading AFF ’28: ‘Disfluency’ Review

AFF ’28: ‘The Falconer’ Review

By: Amanda Guarragi In life, there are many ways to approach difficult situations. Sometimes, they are not morally acceptable and certain decisions are made out of desperation. The Falconer is inspired by true events, there are two best friends, Tariq (Rami Zahar), an Omani teenager and Cai (Rupert Fennessey), a privileged Westerner, who conspire to steal animals from the zoo. They plan to sell them on the black market … Continue reading AFF ’28: ‘The Falconer’ Review