Young Critics: Dead Cat
Young Critic, Abbie Loosemore reviews Stefan Georgiou’s quirky, British romantic comedy.
Category Archives: Reviews
The House with a Turret
Hannah Clarkson sees the best and worst of human nature in THE HOUSE WITH A TURRET.
How I Live Now
Apocaromanceadrama HOW I LIVE NOW is another sideways tonal and genre leap for director Kevin Macdonald, writes Jim Ross.
Dirty Wars
For over ten years the war in Afghanistan has plagued our television screens, broadcasting terror across the globe. But how much do we really know?
Young Critics: Prince Avalanche
“…a philosophical story of the extremes of love and youth.” Rosie Brookes reviews PRINCE AVALANCHE
Young Critics: Upstream Colour
“Carruth is possibly the smartest guy in film.” Young Critic Chloe Casper, reviews the profound and heavily symbolic UPSTREAM COLOUR
Young Critics: The Lebanese Rocket Society
At their heart, documentaries rise and fall on the strength of their subject matter. The Lebanese Rocket Society excels in this area writes Will Firth
Eyes on the Sky
A filmmaker attempts to reunite Spanish Civil War veterans in Jesús Garay’s feature, combining ‘reality and fiction in a moving essay on memory and guilt’.
White Star
How will the squatter punk scene in Berlin sit alongside a clean-cut keyboard rockstar in a white suit pumping out synth-space-pop?
CFF2013: Estonian shorts programme
A great line up of Estonian shorts this year, not least the animation. Snowdrifts, nightmares, a cannabis farm… Hugh Paterson reviews.