Student Review: Resistance Is life
RESISTANCE IS LIFE is an eye-opening documentation of the resilience of the Kurdish people, writes Megan Cassells.
Category Archives: Reviews
Mildred Pierce
In one of Joan Crawford’s most celebrated films, a successful restaurateur endures an ungrateful daughter and feckless husband.
The Florida Project
Much like its characters and setting, there is much more to THE FLORIDA PROJECT than first meets the eye, writes Bee Jones.
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.
The Breadwinner
Set in Taliban-occupied Afghanistan, THE BREADWINNER is the latest from the studio behind SONG OF THE SEA.
VR at CFF: Wonderful You
The Cambridge Film Festival this year is hosting its first ever virtual reality screenings. Megan Cassells pops a headset on and reviews WONDERFUL YOU.
Student Review: A Taste Of Ink
A TASTE OF INK is a raw and intense familial drama that will leave you gripping the edge of your seat whilst tugging at your heartstrings.
Student Review: Rokkur/Rift
RIFT is an intense horror thriller which never falls into any of the cliché cracks, writes student reviewer Elle Haywood.
Kinky Gerlinky
Student writer Lee Renwick announces “The Kinkiest Film in England”: KINKY GERLINKY, at the Cambridge Film Festival 2017
Rökkur/Rift
Ghost story, murder mystery or psychological breakdown? Mihai Kolcsar reviews ROKKUR/RIFT at the Cambridge Film Festival.