Black Conflux

The Globe and Mail (Toronto) by

It is rare for a first feature to be so well directed, thoughtful and entertaining.

The Globe and Mail (Toronto) by Brad Wheeler

Tension is built deftly. A dreamy dance scene uses Gowan’s hit song Moonlight Desires to magical effect. Filmmaker Dorsey keeps viewers guessing with her promising debut.

Original-Cin by Kim Hughes

When the creepy conflux of the title occurs, it’s terrifying because its conclusion is unforeseeable. Like life you might say: impossible to predict but nevertheless captivating.

Screen Daily by Nikki Baughan

With strong performances and an arresting tone, Black Conflux doesn’t offer anything groundbreaking in terms of its narrative, but is nevertheless a striking calling card for its talented maker.

The Hollywood Reporter by Stephen Dalton

Even if this deceptively artful debut feels a little muted and unpolished in places, it is plainly the work of a skilled filmmaker with ample future potential.