Sarah Cook, Author at Cinema Chords

A Short Mission: Caldera

by Sarah Cook on January 28, 2015

Conveying mental illness on screen is a tentative process. Even bigger pictures that have scored Academy Awards do some injustice to those suffering, allowing stereotypes and tropes to perforate our daily life. Some films can

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A Short Mission: Duet

by Sarah Cook on January 23, 2015

When you look back at your childhood, there are many masters who held your imagination and gloriously displayed it on

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A Short Film: Lights Out

by Sarah Cook on January 22, 2015

Even at the age of 25, I find it impossible to walk from downstairs to upstairs with the lights completely

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A Short Mission: Super Zero

by Sarah Cook on January 17, 2015

How would you survive a zombie apocalypse? Would you run for your life? Or maybe you’d hole yourself up with

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A Short Mission: Skinship

by Sarah Cook on January 15, 2015

Most of us yearn to be touched. We spend a large proportion of our lives trying to feel just a

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A Short Mission: Bachelorette

by Sarah Cook on January 10, 2015

Arguably, everybody in the entire world has probably seen a short film. It all depends on your outlook of the genre. If an advert is crafted well, it can become this mini story of epic

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A Short Mission: Eaten Horizon s

by Sarah Cook on January 8, 2015

There is a fine line between surrealist cinema and throwing a bunch of images together and calling it art. It

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A Short Mission: Knick Knack

by Sarah Cook on December 17, 2014

Pixar is one of those studios that will always be met with quiet admiration (or wide-eyed obsessive wailing). Their film

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A Short Mission: I Remember April

by Sarah Cook on December 12, 2014

There are people in this world who are often eschewed by the people around them because they quake with this

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A Short Film: Touched

by Sarah Cook on December 10, 2014

Ever since we caught his work at Shorts On Tap – Beyond Scotland, we’ve all be extremely excited to see

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A Short Mission: Basla Wood

by Sarah Cook on December 4, 2014

I would like to dedicate this to my lovely friend Carrie. While that may not be the most conventional way to start a review, ten seconds into this film just brimmed with the jovial dual

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A Short Mission: WeWi

by Sarah Cook on December 3, 2014

There is always something so exquisite about dancing. No. No not the kind of acting where your drunken limbs flail

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