Home from Home
HOME FROM HOME is a monumental work, and a true successor to Edgar Reitz’s HEIMAT series, according to Mike O’Brien.
Category Archives: Reviews
The Overnighters
Jesse Moss’ documentary is a story about work, masculinity, faith and the difficulty of doing good, writes Jim Moore.
Seven Streets, Two Markets And A Wedding
SEVEN STREETS, TWO MARKETS AND A WEDDING exposes the very mechanics and building of London in great style, according to Ben Dalton,
War Story
Taut and well crafted, WAR STORY follows the recovery of a war photographer. Amanda Randall.
The Woman Who Dares
At its height, there is something both innovative and truimphant in THE WOMAN WHO DARES, according to Liam Woodcock.
Of Girls and Horses
OF GIRLS AND HORSES has lots of observations to make, maybe too many, according to Sarah Longfield.
The Case Against 8
THE CASE AGAINST 8 may not be frilly, but it doesn’t need to be, according to Sarah Dillon.
Student Review: Magic in the Moonlight
MAGIC IN THE MOONLIGHT makes the bold declaration that rational thinking and logic cannot co-exist where passion and love are the ruling forces.
Beloved Sisters
Intelligent and eccentric, BELOVED SISTERS looks to penetrate the mores of Enlightenment Germany, according to Stephen Watson.
Inferno 3D
The supreme Mojave Desert is the real star of INFERNO 3-D, according to Jack McCurdy.