Film Fugitives

Film Fugitives is designed for adventurers who have journeyed on foot, for individuals who have worked as bouncers in nightclubs or as caretakers in mental health facilities. It caters to those eager to master skills like lock-picking or acquiring shooting permits in countries that might not support their creative endeavors. Film Fugitives is for the poetic souls, the wanderers, and those who can weave captivating tales that keep four-year-olds captivated. It's for those with a passionate spark inside them. It's for dreamers.

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#254819

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#220319

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#3533

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'Gaku: One Last Road' Review: A Heartbreaking Short Film About Racism & Boxing In The USA

1 week ago | fugitives.com | Pramit Chatterjee

In this economy, it’s okay to settle for a job that you can hold onto until you are in your 60s and gives you a healthy pension, thereby allowing you to coast through your twilight years easily. But there are people for whom that kind of monotony is unacceptable. They want something more. They want to turn their passion into their profession.
Lost Bullet 3 Ending Explained & Movie Recap: Is Areski Dead Or Alive?

1 week ago | fugitives.com | Shikhar Agrawal

Talk about going out with a bang! Netflix’s acclaimed French car-action thriller Lost Bullet series ends its journey remarkably with the franchise’s third and final entry, Last Bullet, which neatly wraps up the overarching story, which involves protagonist Lino’s quest for justice. It was Lino’s desperate attempt to do right by Charas, his friend and leader of the Anti-Go Fast squad, who offered Lino a second chance in life.
The Eternaut Cast And Character Guide

1 week ago | fugitives.com | Shikhar Agrawal

As a literary medium, cartoons, comic books, and graphic novels have been used as a weapon wielded by writers and artists against oppressive state machinery since as far back as the 18th century, showcased through some of the most critical, influential political allegories like Maus, V for Vendetta, and Persepolis, to name a few.
'Withdrawal' Movie Review: A Romantic Drama About Drug Addiction That Doubles As A Horror Thriller

1 week ago | fugitives.com | Pramit Chatterjee

Movies about drug addiction haven’t exactly existed as long as drug addiction has been a thing. Apparently it took a very long time for humanity to recognize it as a disease. Hence, the process of depicting it on the screen was delayed, which in turn probably exacerbated the problems centered around the subject due to the lack of awareness.
'Minted' Movie Review: A Pretty Educational Documentary On The Rise And Fall Of NFTs

3 weeks ago | fugitives.com | Pramit Chatterjee

I think that there are some perks to being dumb. Don’t see that word as an insult. In this scenario, I’m treating “dumb” as a compliment. I am dumb when it comes to technology. Yes, I can use a smartphone, a smartwatch, a laptop, and a desktop to do a variety of things. But most of those activities can also be performed by a toddler nowadays. So, relatively speaking, I am dumb, and that is why I’m never up-to-date with most technological advancements.
Interview: Sound Spring Director Catalina Jordan Alvarez On Ohio, Experimental Filmmaking, & More

3 weeks ago | fugitives.com | Pramit Chatterjee

Sound Spring is a 78-minute experimental nonfiction, performative docudrama, as well as a historical documentary that uses music to tell the history of Yellow Springs. To be specific, the movie delves into the village’s relationship with race through the lens of personal anecdotes from the residents and quotes from significant figures who had lived there.
Interview: Before The Winter Director Juan Zuloaga Eslait On THAT Plot Twist, Venice Wong, & More

3 weeks ago | fugitives.com | Pramit Chatterjee

Before The Winter is a 15-minute short film that tells the story of May who lives with his mother, Yu, and their cat who is really sick. At school, May doesn’t really interact with anyone and buries herself in her journal. When Juan tries to get his hands on that diary, he and May get into a bit of a scuffle, and May’s prized possession gets confiscated by their teacher, Mrs. Lee. What Lee and, later on, Juan discover through that journal makes them sympathize with May.
Interview: Izidor Director David Kabbe On Romania's Sordid History, Animation, & More

3 weeks ago | fugitives.com | Pramit Chatterjee

Izidor is a 30-minute short film which fictionalizes the real-life tragedies and triumphs of Izidor Ruckel. It takes place in 1988 communist Romania where children with disabilities were banished (there’s archival footage of how they were treated and it’s not for the faint of heart). But Onisa, one of the nannies working at the hospital for disabled children, breaks protocol to take the titular character to spend a day with her children. And that trip ends up changing Izidor’s entire life.
Interview: 'Humantis' Director Paris Baillie On Stop-Motion Animation, Rihanna's Influence & More

1 month ago | fugitives.com | Pramit Chatterjee

Humantis is a 9-minute stop-motion animated short film about a species of creatures that look like a cross between a mantis and plants. They are all white in color and they spend their time performing intricate dance numbers in the forest. But one of these Humantises finds out that her skin color is turning from white to shades of green. She tries her best to hide it from her people and refuses to accept that she is undergoing a radical transformation.
'A Weird Kind Of Beautiful' Review: An Intense Single-Location Drama With Electrifying Performances

1 month ago | fugitives.com | Pramit Chatterjee

It’s very rare nowadays to be bowled over by a film, and there are multiple reasons for that. For me, it’s overconsumption of content. I mean, it’s the 4th month of the year, and I have already watched over 100 films and 23 TV shows; it’s mental. And although I love loving entertainment, being in this profession comes with the curse and boon known as foresight.