The Divine Order
THE DIVINE ORDER is an enjoyable tale of personal progress mirroring society, despite numerous shortcomings. Jim Ross reviews at Glasgow Film Festival 2018.
Category Archives: Festival Coverage
Western
WESTERN conjures an atmosphere and intensity which seeps into every inch of Valeska Grisebach’s film. Jim Ross reviews at Glasgow Film Festival 2018.
KÉKSZAKÁLLÚ
A resonant, deceptively impressionistic portrait of young women on the cusp of adulthood.
In Search of Colour
A selection of shorts from 1907-1914, most newly restored, showcasing the innovative, two-colour ‘Kinemacolor’ process.
Sex, Pity and Loneliness
A LA RONDE-style depiction of modern German life, with all three elements of its title well represented.
King of the Belgians
A stiff Belgian monarch takes an unexpected road trip across Europe in this poker-faced mockumentary.
Uncertain Glory
UNCERTAIN GLORY boasts a wonderfully realised setting, gorgeous photography and well-drawn, well-played characters.
The New Fire
With such thought-provoking content at its helm, THE NEW FIRE is a documentary certain to inspire debate, writes Yosra Osman.
Mildred Pierce
In one of Joan Crawford’s most celebrated films, a successful restaurateur endures an ungrateful daughter and feckless husband.
It's Not Yet Dark
IT’S NOT YET DARK is an illuminating documentary from the darkness of Motor Neurone Disease, writes student writer Elle Haywood.