We Are Many
WE ARE MANY gives a new perspective on the 2003 protests, but could maybe do with a bit more balance, according to James Walpole.
Category Archives: Reviews
The Last Emperor 3D
THE LAST EMPEROR 3D is a worthy conversion that enhances the film thematically as well as visually, according to James Walpole.
Amour Fou
AMOUR FOU sends its audience into contortions with its stifling uneasiness, according to Edd Elliott.
Short Fusion: Connection
The CONNECTIONS strand of shorts at CFF explored the links and bonds between families; strangers; the person someone was and the one they may become.
Not-So-Silent Movies with Neil Brand
NOT-SO-SILENT MOVIES is set to release your inner child, according to James Walpole.
Berlin, Symphony of a Great City
BERLIN, SYMPHONY OF A GREAT CITY provides a poetic ode to the metropolis, according to Stephen Watson.
Mary is Happy, Mary Is Happy
A fresh take on the ‘coming of age’ teenage archetype and use of social media help MARY IS HAPPY stand out above the sea of pretentious teenage films.
20,000 Days on Earth
You don’t have to know or even like Nick Cave’s music to be engrossed in 20,000 DAYS ON EARTH – there are simply no dull moments, writes Carya Maharja.
The Police Officer's Wife
THE POLICE OFFICER’S WIFE wields an enormous amount of power, but it presents a challenge for the viewer in almost every aspect, writes Mark Liversidge.
CFF2014 Shorts: German
Carya Maharja looks at four works from recent students at the German Film and Television Academy, and an animation by an independent filmmaker.