In the Same Boat
The theme of Catalan director Rudy Gnutti’s latest work is no less than the future of mankind (spoiler alert: some hope – but not that much).
Category Archives: Reviews
No Land's Song
A thought-provoking look at women’s rights in Iran, through the power of the female voice.
Habit
HABIT is an excellent show of film-making, displaying a plethora of directorial skill, writes Jack McCurdy.
Tonight She Comes
TONIGHT SHE COMES is a smorgasbord of over-the-top gore, sex, evil hillbillies, satanic blood sacrifices and the supernatural, writes April McIntyre.
Microcinema: I am a Spy
Are we the spies, or the spied upon? How does the personal become public and the public become personal?
Victoria & Abdul
VICTORIA & ABDUL is a British feel-good film with an uncomfortable undertone of historical revisionism, writes Bee Jones.
The Cinema Travellers
THE CINEMA TRAVELLERS is bumbling and sweet, while also being a fierce tour de force of filmmaking skill, writes Emma Wilkinson.
Battle of the Sexes
The story is a gift and directors Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris pick it up and run all the way with it, writes Andrew Nickolds.
Wulu
Coulibaly has brilliantly woven together a fast-paced, tense thriller with a heart…
A Taste Of Ink
A TASTE OF INK is a tense, emotionally honest family drama, writes Ben Johnston.