The Indie Corner Round Up • October 2026 • Three Films Worth Finding

Join Fraser for the October 2026 Indie Corner Round Up, Frame 70’s monthly look at independent films sent in by filmmakers from around the world. This month brings three very different films: Lam Can-zhao’s quiet Chaozhou coming-of-age story Where the Sun Shines Bright (2026), Sid Lucero’s slow-burn mountain horror The Atlas Field (2026), and Janaé Rachel Ballot’s genre-bending debut Dissociated Me (2026). This episode contains light spoilers. In this review, Fraser shares why a seven-year-old girl’s journey to the city with a red egg sums up everything Where the Sun Shines Bright is about, the giant snail from The Atlas Field that he couldn’t shake, and the magic trick Dissociated Me pulls off by the time its credits roll. The full written review of each film is in the Indie Corner at frame70.com. Thanks for listening to Frame 70 Reviews. New reviews every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Every review in full at frame70.com, where you can also join the weekly newsletter. We couldn't do this without you. Thanks for listening, and please consider subscribing / following us to help support the show! ❤️