Radiator Q&A
Mike Levy provides some of the highlights from Gemma Craven and Daniel Cerquiera’s post-RADIATOR Q&A.
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Radiator
Browne’s painterly scene-setting quickly sets the mood and dark subtexts of this slice of English eccentricity.
Poached
You might think that a 90 minute movie about egg collection would be over-egging the pudding but this strange documentary has a weirdly compelling narrative.
People on Sunday
Pianist Neil Brand and percussionist Jeff Davenport provided a wonderfully jazz-age underscore that caught the shifting moods of PEOPLE ON SUNDAY, writes Mike Levy.
Giuseppe Tornatore: Every Film My First Film
GUISEPPE TORNATORE: EVERY FILM MY FIRST FILM is a portrait of the great man, but not necessarily one we all want, according to Mike Levy.
The Kidnapping of Michel Houellebecq
34th Cambridge Film Festival got off to a strong start with an engaging and delightfully quirky offering from French director Guillaume Nicloux. Mike Levy reviews.
Supermarkt
Roland Klick has the rare gift of infusing a very dark humour into a tragic tale, writes Mike Levy.
As If We Were Catching A Cobra
Hala Alabdalla’s haunting film looks at Middle Eastern political cartoonists during the Arab Spring. Mike Levy wonders whether images can change the world.
No Surrender
This film with its climatic violence but redemptive message shows that serious social issues can be portrayed in comical ways, says Mike Levy.
Shakespeare: The Hidden Truth
“A discovery that will shake the foundations of literature”: Petter Amundsen’s promise in Jorgen Friberg’s dotty documentary.