In Search of Colour
A selection of shorts from 1907-1914, most newly restored, showcasing the innovative, two-colour ‘Kinemacolor’ process.
A selection of shorts from 1907-1914, most newly restored, showcasing the innovative, two-colour ‘Kinemacolor’ process.
A stiff Belgian monarch takes an unexpected road trip across Europe in this poker-faced mockumentary.
Yorgos Lanthimos delivers spectacularly with his second British made film and his sixth feature, which comes just two short years after 2015’s THE LOBSTER.
Elle Haywood reviews the “Beneath the Surface” strand of short films at Cambridge Film Festival.
HABIT is a breath of fresh air to a genre dominated largely by the US and is definitely not one to be missed, writes Jessica Tickle.
WILDERNESS, directed by Justin John Doherty and written by Neil Fox, is an absorbing study of a seemingly blissful relationship, gone awry over a weekend getaway. Starring Katherine Davenport and James Barnes, the drama paints a convincing portrait of a relationship bursting with intensity, yet battling some very realistic struggles. Jon and Alice, the film’s … Continue reading Wilderness
UNCERTAIN GLORY boasts a wonderfully realised setting, gorgeous photography and well-drawn, well-played characters.
“You put the right woman in the right clothes, she becomes transcendental.” Jess Tickle reviews FASHIONISTA at the Cambridge Film Festival.
TONIGHT SHE COMES manages to surprise you right up until the last minute of its blood drenched glory, writes Jess Tickle.
With such thought-provoking content at its helm, THE NEW FIRE is a documentary certain to inspire debate, writes Yosra Osman.