The Grump
It’s amazing to think what the eldest generation in our society must have witnessed in their lifetimes. Anyone…
By James FisherIt’s amazing to think what the eldest generation in our society must have witnessed in their lifetimes. Anyone…
By James FisherDesert Dancer stakes a claim for biographical authenticity from the moment it opens with the words “based on…
By Stuart BoylandA film about street dance is usually predictable: a group of talented underdogs fight their way into competitions;…
By Vineeta SathiamoorthyMapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures is an edgy and captivating portrait of the controversial artist who died of…
By Laura KramerBased on the Japanese manga series of the same name, Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Our Little Sister paints a family…
By Michelle KeepenceAfter several years of casting woes, scheduling conflicts, crew replacements, financial hardship and distribution tango, heroine-based western Jane Got…
By Frances LaiIn 1931, Sergei Eisenstein, perhaps Russia's greatest filmmaker, oft-forgotten in film history, arrived in Mexico intending to make…
By Natasha FurlongKatharine Round’s new and enlightening documentary, The Divide, invites the audience into the lives of seven very different…
By Aneequa SameenSuspense and mystery in the unforgiving Welsh countryside set the tone for this Welsh-language feature film, directed by…
By Sarah SuttonThe final part of director Jamie Adams' "modern romance trilogy" Black Mountain Poets is something of a buddy romcom,…
By Natasha Furlong