I don’t usually start a review this informally, using that pesky first person and all; inserting myself into the review. But whilst watching “Son” the new feature film by Ivan Kavanagh, I couldn’t help but notice myself in one of those strange universal moments that make you look over your shoulder, hoping to see that rift in the simulation. Son follows the thematic exploration of so many films I have seen lately. I don’t watch trailers and I don’t read … Continue reading REVIEW: ‘Son’ Asks Questions but Runs From the Answers