Monsters and Men
Director Reinaldo Marcus Green highlights a story that we’ve all seen before, in films or in the news, and tells it in a completely unique way.
Category Archives: Reviews
The Marriage
Blerta Zegiri’s THE MARRIAGE is a story that is worth telling and can be seen as a lot more than just a film, writes Jorvan White.
Nancy
NANCY is a thrilling film with brilliant performances. Just don’t expect all your questions to be answered, writes Ben Woodard.
The Workshop
Directed by Laurent Cantet and set in France, THE WORKSHOP is about a writing group set up for a group of young adults in La Ciotat.
Beautiful Boy
BEAUTIFUL BOY is a compelling film about the difficulty addicts face in becoming clean, and the lengths a parent will go to for their child, writes Lydia Lowe.
Trees Down Here
Part of the VISIONARY LANDSCAPES shorts programme, TREES DOWN HERE is the latest documentary from director and cinematographer Ben Rivers.
Tehran: City of Love
TEHRAN: CITY OF LOVE is an intricately woven character study, leaving audiences speechless and in complete emotional limbo, writes Chloe Goldsmith.
The Skier
THE SKIER tells the story of a determined young boy and his personal mission to save a mountain goat from being beheaded at a sacrificial ceremony.
Shoplifters (Manbiki kazoku)
Hirokazu Kore-eda’s SHOPLIFTERS hits the screen with an incredible sense of anticipation, writes Chloe Goldsmith.
L’Animale
L’ANIMALE is a sincere, unflinching tale of a young woman grappling with her identity, writes Joe McLauchlan.